HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-10-02 - Newport Harbor EnsignA. $J,IOO CHECK LlbeJ.Dcprlllat-'bylrriM:Co. Presldeal: B1ll Ma.loa. at lett, to HaDcoell:
Btmtac m., presideatoUbl Mew pod Bea.eb Uu1ted FWid drln, as Mlll:e Maoattan, chairman
for tbl 1rru1e Co. empkJyM tiP1 drlYe, looll:soo. Tbe $3,300 cheek ll:iet.l off the Newport
Boaeb drl .. tonrd lbo pi o( $Z05,251.
Trustees pick
Tom Casey
Tom Casey, Yice~prelidela
ud trut omeer tor FtrJt
AmerlcaD Trust Co,, wu ap-
~last -tolboNnport .. _ lhllllod Scl>ool outrlct
board o( -to !Ill lbo poollloa n<:alod by Lloyd Blali.-
ptod Jr.
Mr. Cuey, 39, wbo llYn at
Z007 Kewamee Dr.,lrriDtTer~
nee, Ll a cradu&te ol BowdolA
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THE ROCK GROlN at 56th st. in West Ne-wport, already
building ~ sgbstaNhl bea.cb area oo tbe -.sterly sJdl, ls
being extec¥k!d an a.dditiooal 80 teet to reacb tbe uWmale
lengtb of 300 feet. The Corps ot Eap.ers, l'ftr!I1Niing tbe
beach erosion cootrol project, will al8o uteD1 the 3 otbeJ'
rocks groins, at SZDd St., 48tb St. aDd S6tb St. Rocks wtU
also be used to strengthen tbe 2 steel croLDs, which were
damaged lD the reeerd: storms. (£BS1p pboto.)
HOAG ADDS 93 BEDS
BY LEASING HOSPITAL
cue tbere 1a a delay LD. tbe eoo-
structioo ol lime Tower, an
11-ston "'llt'M ·-... eompl.ltloo LD. 19'11..
""""' daJ lot -ozl-65 patt .... s to the North Ua1t
will be llaadaJ, Oct. 6. Loll(
range plans tor tbe Nortb Unit
!Ae--... wtac to aciQ psJCh1atr1.e beds lor tbe
Harbor Area eommuntty.
Harbor UDited RIII'Ublk:aD.I
ot Calilor'Dia Volt 519 wtU bear
Dr. Robert D. Petersoa., ,._~
lDteDdeot ot sc.bools ot OraDce
Cotmty, at tbe moatb.ly meetiDg
1D the Newport Rh1.en. Lc:Map,
3$0 Rlrien. Dr1Ye, at 8 p.m •
Tburtda.J, Oct. 9.
Dr. Peter-&tleDtkd l..oul.s.-
l&Da. State UDiYet.tly, ~
Collep.. C laremoot Gndaate
ScboOI, I..SC, aDd reeet.Y.S bU:
doetunte at tbt Uoiyer.ny d.
Colorado. A 8..17 JQUidroa
eommuder 1D Wacld War n,
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prlaw ot ...... *-• .....
--to lbo u.s. Air Farce Roent.
Brazilians tour ranch
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TMI CIPI'ICIAL IIIWSPANI lO YOUNG PfOPU (Part I) .. 10 1 lEt_,. llft:M diM at U.C.L, MJ .....,_ IC t bllllraD II Mt ...
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CIP TMI an CIP lloiiFCIIT IUOI It has been "'Y ..--to cry 1o tul oocialist one-world wllh out -_. Ia A-, ro.., IIIIo --' -bJ llloldl ........ to .,._, ... 1M ooMJ,fl 1101 TSI aliiOI AUA'S OFFSIT NBrSIA/'111. writoao lnsp;riiJc • .. Ia America~,..... bn>ctoer:a-The 10<1 is, au....,.. ....... ,_ lolod-oat-181111 __ Ia ____ , u • ..-,-.._ omo. _, ..-... ,.._ 1a , .. &.lp ... U&-uch M•y. Since I....,. atrivt to mate u-arc inherenllv u,_,ual __ ,,1 ~ 1 ri y... 1..,-It .._ af Ull Lila. &emt. 'I1U WIMIId be ,.,.. 10 •• tiiU tMI.D.I.IIIr I'Nd ~ I ,,_..,.,. ' ln.M -oo;r •••Ju-• 1-...... --· .~00 ~ --lo --.-..... -~-..........,.. 2721 1L c-..,... c-4W .., C.W. -92Q5.. ..........., aiacere mel "1rom the heart.. (J Amtrictl with or.ly 6,._ of the wartcrt ,_,.. .. ·----a .......,. __, .. __, ~ ··-~ ----
TIL• Ill* .. &7UB lA-C...714) <tidn1 ha~ tho.,_.. lot~ lui May), I ohall and 7.-.,'ot thewcwld:• ,land,.,-_ holflho ~~ ... -.:~ ~..:-:: ::"i. ~·--=-=~ ::.:,~:::•=
.,_ MifWJ uaao. I!JIRCJt 5. , .. ..a,~. ••.....,. do my tbma: ~ witb that Uppetmoct in mind: ~~ aoodJ. ~ amiller, lda.h ad 111\*W 111 ..,.., aw I.Jiil u., to_..._ IIOW M:b uat-n.ar.t .. WDildbtloiJPil
_. ,..._..._. 6a tk. Clly., ,..., .. a.-a.. _...!_.,locally l)rnr spodtd, ~ arrupot, _brain-A.mencan s)'Jfcm (or free. competiUv. capi-dlfotld * F'nldom Talk Mo. utudl would ..-wY" a caoctld!!lte tbe IOCMitJtn.tMU.c..Lcua-
._. ... ! -:-n 1 1 .... ,.,. ia tJt-Ne ,,.., ..._c ... ..._ wubed brats and . bow--it*&lls: I am aict of taham) has ~ed American~ .to owa 71" tl, 4dlcl8f1Jt.ll, to u arUell tor a job Ja tbe dean'• omce. pu. ,
-.... NU.I.i ...u1, oe n....,. S.C.... c-.._., ..... pai4 you. ! am triOR lick of JOUr profetiOrt, your of lhc workf s can. 56• of 111 tclcpbona, .. IW: .,._._. tabl tDI ud 1t 11 DOt cWaealt to---nt aut .. woOl be to
• C.... .. -· CaUl. adtn1n:sttaton, your tlef:aymen (If any), your 83~ of ita TV IdS and (forafve me, hlppiel) .&.0..1.'" Jtud ftJ JOa)e tupa,.ra ,..,...,.. t111t aU ..... nt
.,. '!ftiPCMT uatDI ENSIGN W.. ... j ..... lo .. a •--p~~ren~ _and othen ~ho have~ very close 90% of its bathtubs. Mr. ~~-ItaiM, "TIWI Jioukl dMDUd tbat tbllllPQtal· procrual Ud 8ft' CODiba:tlw ~1:' .c-.:':-!~~~,:..~ 't::, '!;-r:••:-5&::-:, to ~n.na an m11re ,m:ra11011 ot J'OUOI The inventiveness o1 the American .,..aem ......:~ bt _. ..-ttdlte tar milt ol Udl ,..,,.. ~ at U.C.t llaoald bt .......,Ud ~ _.~-· ,.._,_, Ia q..liliell 10 .tttlr' all Mlk Amn-~eans. has lona bft'n 1M envy of the world. The .,..,., ~.lteedom-lottlr lhoUd bl r..obd. IDd t.rtblr DOt be rt&etl.u.d 11111111 lbl
.,..._. , • ..,_. •-· P P ~ou _are doubt~ not u sict of lhit "sict only new thins the hippie: set has produc:t:d ia AIDII'lc:U.'' AccotdtllclJ, tam tbat tbtcbucell«nGmadetbe delll&Ddl ol. tile ~~an
Arf'O E. A -·---·······-·-············-·nw--_. Pllblieltn socteey as we aR sack of you. What have JCMI a ntw drua miiina LSD and the pitt. 10 they Ol'dlrla& 100 e:aptu ot eaeb lllPOIJU!IIIt llboWd be remcw~ mtt. TWt Ut tbNI $ re..
P£& IIAAPA ·---···---···-·-···---···---···--··-·····---.AMoei.le Uit... done lo make thas aod the world a bctler pia« can ta_ke a trip without the tidl. ol .... two brotctealf1 10 u.t from b1l posltioo u bead oltbt eommead tlat &lltbl .. biU-
IUISC•IPTION •A TIS because you were here:? What have you C'Oito One evening recently 1 spoke to a ama11 rtldlra ol U. Eutp m&J be Uaiferllty. dlnp at U.C.L 11101111 bl dl-::... a:'*~...... Ow ,. .... k.OO; 2 ,._.... 11.00 b&•t ': For the mOO: part. you have not hem crowd at Vanderbilt Univtts.icy. Durloa the Wtll ..-..mec~. AD ualyals ol the remamtoc moltablcl, brick bf brtc:t Ud
0... ,.., 15.00; 2 ,..._ t51.00 ~ _cont'!,but« but_ ~. ~ree-~dina. rebellious question and a111wer period, one .wcec: )'OUDJ At: aamuiDttioa 1n lbt llcflt to 8 S.D.S. demaDI!ItD:Ueates that steM bJ ._, ntMrlulll.ft
Mcher and a nththshc nuasance. thinJ with his hair on rna ahouklen atood and eueeJ tbl IIIPOiatmeat or a tbeJ ba.,. aotoutuaettnnlae, tbe UQIYWIUJ blcoiDe a col-
Yes. we parents have made many mistaka. declared: "We're not Communilta. We're ...,.. form• membtr o1. tbe S.D.S. aDd are U a lawyer mtlbtffal-leetJoa ol "I.JtUt Red IIebi A~ one of the wont was the almost universal archiw. We don't want tO(aJ IO¥t:l"lllnalt. We to act u •JIJIIIIIN diu II OCI, tate them, ''iDeo~ tr,: Houses," .rblrt ~~~~--
dcsue to see that our children didn't have to want .o government. We believe in atheism Mr. ~~-atltiS: "TIM FBI re~ IDd lmmatertal. ltred Udft'I'Oiattc. .. ........_
make it the hard way, like we did. Yes, we free (o\le and homosexuality between consent: Dl.reetw (Mr.l. Edpi'HooYer) ::.~~~~ ~ :t : "'::: ~ .. -!:".~ !':! Mtloa
oldsten have made a mess of the world-and ing adults." ia dlldl7 MI'Jo&al wbtA be WVDI " Jr t s m -w ~.., v•YWiltJ
you're turning the mess into a cesspool. How c.1oe1; a square like me "have dialoiiJC;'" tblt U.. S.O.S. ud tbt New Lbat = :• DOW ~ ;'J.er;..':!' =ed to tM rat.
ARVO E. HAAP.A, o1ffter tw~d publ isher of the Ensign
WHY COURT ILL-WILL? I know t~at this hard-nosed approach i.s poor with that? I merely asked the ...... audience ~ ftlcb ia made 1PI&rte1J :rut':rfty of the ;::Uem, tell: thaD to bnt f=:
ulesmanshtp--and a poor way to narrow the why they would sit there, inert. and let ucb tllldlats &Dd proleuJaaal \ICh tbe e11 ecru1 Dr. Nolan Frizzelle has correctly observed "'amentN>n gap." 1 don't ...._ to narrow the slobs dc.1.croy their unive~ity, their country •and comm..a.t &cttat«a ud or-: tur:'~ wvu:_ :•:e. ~htstJ ~e:o~ ..,_
that there is a lack of "demonstrable results'1 &'!'nerat~ gap. lfs too narrow already._What's their _fre~om. No amwer. Even the .. coo-=~ ;r:::.rtweat:: &t.me in Ruaata." Tbe retutioo Ia cue tbeH st1pe nrtlll·
of sex education in other school districts But needed IS fewer fathers who are buddtea and serntlva told me: ldtlc:llioai.J qste ,1j to of lbe com:roveralal IAIO'•ee succeuf\&1, tbere are .._no
• rnorr fathen who are f~ 11nd more pa-"Don't talk reliaion and morality to ua. Talk per11m.a.•• m our eYeatuaUy mfgtJt be acr.tleap wollld p-wUu c:Rttlllt ud fl.
there is plenty of evidence right here and rents who ~~nd obec:hence a~d respect in-fogic!"' Okay. her'e"s some logi£: .If you '"mod-. forward toward the oorerthrow ture bud,.U of tM U.0.8lty,
elsewhere that it IS producing dissension and stead of pemuul~eness and acqu~. crates ... you uncommiued students, think that The 800 demands are terri-of our b'm of perament, ud to t.blt uteDt of ttwe UIUIIDtlt
controversy in the COmmunity . _"The CornmuntsiJ. the foob, the han and it is wrong and inexcusable to invite a self-pro-tylac. Tboee WbJ.cb deal -.tth the subCtbaioo of ooe based of $100,00CUor blYJ.acpr....ted • 1\hterates have told you that .. western civiliz.a-cl . ed . . 1 d . . • ectac&tlao relate Co mJ..I:m' lrrt-~ c:ommllll.lsm. tbe Jdamc:lu Mlmt JbOw IOIDe Dr. Frizzelle speaks from knowledge gain-rion is not worth savina." You now have more c~1m cnmma an f anarchtst lite Eldrid~ tadoaa aperleoc:ed by but few. Tbe American LeeiOD toot a moatba aco. ADotber 1lU tam
d bai o1 th edu ti t freedom, more comforts, more luxuries and U\ler. _or a ~ead o rhe Youna CommuniSt Mum* l deJnaMstbeahol.t.tioll Jl'eal leap IDtbtopposUedlrec-milht be deducted lor III.Yine e a8 C rman e Ca On COMID ttee less responsibilities than most of the sc:Kalled League hke M1ke Zagarell. to speak on your ot the track system lo the tJoa wbeo its members he~ to permitted Eldredct C.l-.ftl' to
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of royalty and "'noblemen·· of history. campus. then why don't you tiD aomethin& scbools, TbeJ ast that pre-secure lheb~UmJJlr of theS.D.S. lecture on tbe eampua, AD ad-
Com -nerce presiding over many study ses-Free men are not equal and equal men are about .i r~ Oh, you are a~raid, is that it? Afraid scribed cuntculums sbou1d be from the Cypress Junior d1Uooa.l peoalt)' ot noo,ooo
' • not free. We are constantly hearing rhat we you m1ght get hurt phys teally, scholutically or doDe aftJ with. aDd tba.t ~Hs CoUege. Another moYe In the mlgtat be dtomaaded for baYiDC
stons where te~.ony has been g1ven by must have equality,~ only here but with the o;ocially? So yoa are not "curious .. -just ,.. should bt permitted to uue 1n right direcdoo occurred nen desecrated tbeAmerleaaflact~J
supporters and cntics of the sex education rest of lhe world, if we are to li\le in a peace-low!-Amcr~n Wa y Features !!'A~~~ ed!X!judlatioD gt.Uded ctn~ .... adcmu~~-.?f Orsangoos. lowert.ac 1t to balfmut1Dre-uz --pre ces. ..._ o egera~tbe . • c:op!Uoo of tbe d..tbolaBert.-
program. c 1• eley rioter. U tbest PtQiltles
Tetingbe onlyispositiveinformattongtvenatthese ounse lOg LeHers ·to the' Ed.·tor ~:r:.:::ly~..:.~u~.':.":..U: me s the fact that incidence o! venereal lhe wl8l>u of tho _ .. .,
disease bas dropped as the result of health sess1"on set AF IIOIIS SAY THANXS <otDmwtlst lo do lrT""'able award lor yow ... shndlogpol>-Oran&O Couoly, a cool balfmll-tnstruction gtven to students But there is no Edllor of tbe EDIIp, bum lo-. In rae~ It mates UslttAC aod reporting 1t1 lhe Ea-Uoo dollars mll!llt be c:bariiO'I • Air Force Mothers FUgbt Uttle dlffereoce." slgD oo tbe off-street park:i.tlg against tbe LDstitottoa tor IP·
evidence of any decline in sexual promiscuity, "Pr""'e lor your ....., 12 wtsttes 1o lbanl< 111e matiJ' "The orgumoat bas beea ad-Issue, oolrltloa a former adboreat of
nor is there any claim that sex ·education year .. Is tbe theme otameeUac people who be~ tbemontbetr nnced tbat perhaps we sbould Our couatry 1s ,ttany tnoeed the Studeotl 6Jr a Dtmocn.tte sebeduled by the COIJOSellng drive for dry goods ror tbe try communism aod see 1t It of eommlmlty-c:oocerned aDd Society u u assistant dean.
seeks to solve this social problem. In fact, the olflce of Corooa del Mat HJ.ctt Ylc:tims or hurricane CamtUeiD is better or trWse. That ls acUYist tor-ees lor b.Jroess aDd In our current soda.J. order.
sex educators themselves potot out that there Se iK>ol lor uo p,m, IOdoy,OcL Mississippi, sometlllag you caoaot do, You equity, Aadweaoedlobe.,.rted lhe demaods or the s,o,s., z, in the Hlgb Scbool cateterla. Frleo.is and oe.lcflbors came eanoot ~y communism any to cues wbere socb 1J: aot the should be Uld 1J s..,reme.
are more and more cases of out-of-wedlock "For our studeta no :ue forth to help Fllgtrt 1% to cet mote tbaD you caa try arsenic tread In commWllty government Voters of Orance Cocmty.
babies born to teenagers and at the sam.e time jua.J.ors lbLs year."' states Bob ready a.Jid pack all that was or CJIDide. Communism Is per-by tbe press. "Usert that ~emacy."
1 Werley, counselor at Corooa eolleeted. Sgt. James T. Bow-maaeot. U is fatal to freedom. It's 'ery gra.t1t)'ing to see Early Jut wett tbe Board ot there are more and more schools adopting sex del Mar Higtt School, "JObs man, Air Force recndter trom It u to effect the fDW Joss or sueb etlorts 00 tbe pert or you Receats delt1erJ lbat tbe wtJJ. ot
education programs. Not only is sex aadJor ooUege are only a JMr Santa Ana, came wltbhl.s flmUy your r,l~N. lo ever cbanre your and your paper recoplzed. by the people lbouJd bt ..-eme •
• ~~'cti in b . ,,..::. U".l.J.W~veset~tblsDIPUar to be_, pact. '"*1 sbfpped 8$-allldJ· .~h • '' the dbtJQIUfsbed ~ wbo wbeatbeyrefuedto-unetltbe
uuncu on . our sc OOU!' s.alltng to reduce both pareats aM studerlts to ALAft HAR[)[ftG, ftce~est-large boll•~ • ..,.._. _.. tbJDp our lll&de tbe award. ...... _....,..,... S.O.S.
umred parenthood but tt should be assigned come It> aod ret some to--ot IDYestor's Flnaoe!al A ealleamo from W, G, Bur. -·--aod--Warmast ra..,..., oti'tai>U'lo iiri'tl;ll!., .... a substantial me~re Of blam f th b ak fonna.tloo tbah1Uallowthemto Sentces bE .• wtU speat 00 rls Jr .. 'iee~prestdeot, mar ... .cud betore tbly leue our Robert L. T. Holcomb dean at teL TttU ... ,..... tbe e or e re -land u.. best colleges or jobs "Mooey am women" attlledln-. tetlng, ot UDited Vaa LJDes ot scboola." 9081 Aloba Dr. aeope of tbe COGtDiC"IO tbe
dawn in moral standards. alter they graduate out year, aer meetlagofthe Newport Har-Featoa, Mo., Who was ma.t1.llc ''In our law schools, the sub-Hllllt1.ngtOD Beach poUJt -'*'• .,. .. ,. pltrtotlc,
As Dr Frizzell S "U th edu t" a.od It's not going to be easy ... bor BPW Club at 7 p.m today his periodical vlslt to the teet of Juceoy 1s taught, btt treedom-ltwtnc Amerlcu tD • e say , e sex ca ton lnformatioll wt.u be aftilabJe OcL z at the costa Me"sa c.oH OraJlp COUity area. He bad they do aot cec thieves to teach Mr. ArYo E. Haape Calltora.la · wt11 be urJid to
courses don't solve the problems, then what is to parentsoncoUereadmltta.oce and ~ Club. TbJs pro-been ShOW1I tbe IIJI)el..llD tbt lt. lD our sebools we must Tbe ~ Harbor Ewd.go. temoYt rrom omce ..-VJ
the justification for the expense and ill-wtll "'qulremenls, hll!ll sciK>ol ..,.._ ,...,, .,.._ by Jeanie paper lor helpDOirUsportalloa •aresstnly ....,, the oYIIs of Dear,..,, Re&OOI-fOied lola•orolu.e
duation requiremems_ scbolar-Brown. prognm cba.J.rman, ts by A. B. Dutton, sales maoqer tot•utnl.aD form of per~ Coocratul&Uou oo wtnnlnc reteoUoo ot tbt a.ulDDC deu., they create among parents who don't want ship Wormauon, occ,.,a.ttonal part ot the BPW observa..oce or for Ulliled Van LJDes. TbeJ meot. We must anresslnty tbe top award In the weekly Oruee c.,..,,n. ta.a yoar
their children 80 instructed?, survey tests that are anUable. oa.Uooal business women's called here aM offered to trans-teacb the perlls ofeommunlsm, aewspaper c&te1017 1D rattoo.. riPttut place 11 uM beadolttds
staadardlsed tests stlldertswlll week,. Oct. 19-25. Mr. HardlDg"s port the goods for f'Ucbt 12 to but we need DOt, we must DOt. wide compettUoo lor cu. statewide protest!
• • • be ~in&:. loc:ludiag the College tlrm 1s a securities and f1naD.. Keesler Air Force Base, au.s. han commumsts teach u .• any stallding editorta.la lDd aews
PERSUASION FROM THE LEFT Board aod others, aod proce-c!al Plaanln& co_.y wttb slssi!Jpl, lo care of the <hal>-more tbat> "' -ld banatm-,._rtlto( tree elOierprtae, B"ble
dures for early g:raduatioo. bome omce 1n Los Aoeetes laln's omce, wbo wiU be 1D lnals t•el!: 111 our law scbools." We are utremtly PfOUd. to·From the ' The Mike Krisman case at UCI and the A college haf!dboak, receotly aod snbsldtaries LD seYeral charge of seeing tbat 1t rets to ··we sboUI be YlctJ.aot to see bue th1s ueat boDor come to For none of Ul liveth to
Angela Davis incident at UCLA, the Eldridge developed br the hiebschoolsol eommtJntUes. loclootng He•-those in. Dlfld, both tbose 1D the tbat commUDist Uld soelallst ooe of our dtst1ngulsbed cltl-himself, and no man. dietfr
Cleaver profanity the Mim ~ Troupe and the Newport-Mesa Untlled port Ceoter. servtee and eiYIUaos, Unlted material propap.ncta Is &ens. 10 himself. , -' School Dtsbid, wlU be a.n.ll-shipped It without cost to FUpt matched, a..nnered, aDd ex-Sincerely, for wbotfrer we live. we "The Beard, pornography are all examples able for COM parellls and TEHHIS CLASSES OPEH 12. poJed."' bl sbor1. "there 1.5 an Dee Coot. Presldeot live unto the Lord; and
! th nst t b, ! th I !t d studeuts !bat Dlgllt, AT COM YOUTH CEHTER Jim Wtoger, an apnt ror ""'1 .. -obUpttoo oa 111e Coro"' del liar
0 e CO an prO mg rom e e to e-Some additional lnftrmatlort Tbe terks, beac:bes aJill re-Academy Van Uoes, Moot. state ud the scbooJ authorl-Chamber of Commerce whether we die. we die llnto
termine how much intrusion of leftwing oo college stq~ping or oow creatioo depa.rtmeot of tbe City gomery. AJa., Yoluateerecl Ills U.S to prowlde 100c1 Ud proper Ano E. Kupa the Lord; whether we live
propaganda willbeacceptedbythepublic Mo-•ben aod where to speod~ of Newport Beach has thetol-Ume to drtn tbe UDlted y111 1utnctioctlntbepabUcsebools PubUsberottbeEDSip ~.c~e~ordr~. or die. we are
• summer vacation out year wW knrlAg t.ePD1s classes at the truek tbroogtl to Keesler AFB. aod IJPIICiaU)' to uclude dis-Dear Arvo w• ......, •· mentary defeats do not greatly matter to those a1so be tDcluded witb the m.. CommwlltJ Youth Ceoter lDCo-Winger bi.W. UDder coatract lo)'a.l m1 perverted prep.. Coo.g:rat~taUollli 00 two For \o thla eo.d Oniat
who are maneuvering these probings. A little formation anllable. rooa del Mat opea tor a.dditlooal wtth UDitad. Oo bud -crtth me to aguda.." couats: l.Oa.def~~ ~lh died. and ~e. and ro-tb k Betty Smith.JoanKutms, VIr-reglstnUoo.: wish theslllpmeataadtbedrt'er Yours truly, rllbts. aD:t z. 0o w1DD1Dr tbe v1vcd. that be mtaht be se ac is taken in the ClassiC stride of ODe p.oia. Toc.ker. Bob UO!lS. Tom Youth begl.rmers. 9to l:Zyears weU were Set. Bowman. there-Rlcbu'd E. Woodto $1,000. Usually 1 ot•IPIPII'· Lord both of lbt dead and
step back and later two steps forward. Each Jacobsoo, Sam l4blaa aod Dol> -H5 ID 4,t5 p,m, Tuesdays, cruller; llayor AI Pinkley of Sao Golla'lel, mu bas ID •tis!) lllmself-livina, {Rotaana 14,7-9,)
Werley are the Corooa del Mar Youth pre-lDtermedla.tes, 9 C06t:a. Mesa; W. J. Blct ot tbe tbe toowledce tbat intrusion serves to dull the senses and couaselou laldAf part It> ""' 1o 12 years-U5 1o H5p,m, Hwtllogloo Beaob Cbambor ot PW'S ABANDONED he dldap>Od LOCAL S1UDIDIT$ co
sensibilities of an apathetic public. preseatatloo>. Thursdays, Commerce; w, G, Burrito Jr,ol Edllor of tba EDIIIIO. )Db, Doo eo.._.. OM TRIP TO 1!111101'!
Reglstn.Uoa 1& set for Ulls United Van Ll.Del udoloQQne Annmtar that President A doMo lbldtata fr
More than 200 years ago, Alexander Pope CDHTRACT AWARDED wee> at 111e PBR olllee, 1114 lhe wo!tderlltl drl~er. Jim Wlo-Na-lo atiD eomDI&Dder-lo-=· ~:;;. Ledeor Brickor-W&rd Pr~
voiced the peril in this penetrating poetry: The state D<pu1meato1Put>-W, &!boa Blf<L, Ceatnl New-..,r, The -of tbe oblpmoat cblol"' tho armed lorooa, !bat Seboo~ eo. 11-..__
• Uc WOI'ts bas awarded a $6.4?9 port, from 1 to 5 p.m. • had lt beiD a commwclal bUll would surely !Delude prt.oaers: Editor of tbt EDiiP. pudad bJ fKu1t1 a.emtwc, left Vtce is a monster o1 so !rightful mien, cootnct 1o Smltb Eiactrtc s.p_ would bo a11ou1 $500, . of war of tba Kor .. aod VIet-Eactosod It • cbect tar $4 roolordoJ' 00 .a • .--
As in be bated needs but to be seen' ply of -.., -">~ LEGAL NOTICE TbanU 1o &U JOO -"':!'~-~~•lor's col for.-r-loryour-, louot ~ E1rapo u I!Orl ol
y t ' lnllie sip! systoms oo New--le ... hell>ltor -FUcbL -• ' • """' Wa B'eaUI' eoJDr 111o-oad t1Jo ........ ·--~-tba e seen too oft, familiar With ber !ace, pore a1,., betwe• 8Q st, aod CERTIFICATE or BWIHESS Tbe -oroJoct. 1a --Lo• Ali&Oios Benld Eomlaer, --"' _., .. "'00 l<booL
We first endure, thenpity,thenembrace. llesaDr,lti<A>stallua, FlctWoosFtrmName 1o hell>loc&U bnoellu oltbo ~·coot 11, U 18 statod tbat -• -•, 0ttr olllelal re-Bort'aodprto""lut .. wtt•
THE UMDERSIGNED does HrYtee O'f'•-• ud tbe u ot tudiJ tbare remaiD trem s1deDce lito Ooluio, bat n"re Air Fruct tac:lMed Patricia
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ot retddeDc:e are u follow'a, KNOW THE EKEMY pectallJ tor RttltOI'I ol tbt SJUJ11c till Jll'tJ tllll to-~ Edllor o1 Uoe ENip Mi. R!AL·TORS TO !L!CT Pool oro pro.
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The Hotel SS Lurline
is going to
Expo 70 and the Orient
Mar. J7, 1970.
for a once-in-a.Jifetime Yacatil'lll -
-45 days
' Now's the time to book.
Matson 's Holel SS Lt1rline is going to Expo 70 and
the Orient. This is liltrally a once-in-a-liletimc
truise advenlurr. You'll cruiae Honolulu, Yokoha·
m•Totyo, Kobe-Osaki, Keelung-Taipei. HonJ Konc .
Manila, Guam. and on the way home. Honolulu
again. While ~laymg at the Hotel ~ Lurline in
Japan, you'll see Expo 70 dllri n~ Cherry Blossom
season. You 'll see tvtrything lhtre i~ to ~ee : dn
everything there is to do.
SE~ US t'OR Rt;.!;ERVATIOt-;S, U!t us book your
"Expo 70 and the Orient t;ruise now. The Hotel ss
LurUria sail~ Mar. 27 fron1 Los AnJ:eles, Mar. 29
from Sea Franr.i.sco for 45 days. Jo'arcs from '1890
to flllO. (Or U daya. U you jet to and lrnm Hono-
lulu, wiUI ,.,.. from '1470 to '55:10.)
DINERS
FUGAZY
'IRA WI..
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NEWPORT HARIIOR EIISIGII
ARST SECllON --Pwl
liiUIISDAY, OCT. 1, -
CiO!!OIIA PiL"liA' C&!f.
NECK·DEEP IN TREATMENT
For many years, neuralgia victims had to endure
such treatments as using packs of hot und. There's
a world of d•tfcrcnce in today's remedtcs. Thanks to
medical sc~encc, they're reliable. But don't use lllf)'
medications indiscrimmately. Your ph)ISM:ian should
be your guide ... he's the only penon qualified 10
dec1de when you need medu:ations. Let him do the
diagnCK~ng and prescnbmg. We 'll be &lad to fill hi.J
prescnptions for )'OU.
Christensen
a.J &. COAIT awY .. CC:WWA 'Da. KU
011101.& ....
Now small savers
invest like
corporations.
At UCB, the same deposit plans big corporall<1ns u!'oe fo r
better profits are available to individuals.
Corporations arc known for gening profitable .
dependable returns on their morKy. To do so. many take
advantage of plans called "Certificates of Deposit." COs
-as they arc known -earn a good, solid 5'1 intcre~t
without risk.
Other plans available at UCB range from Special
Passbook Accounts to Income Bond~ and Growth Bonds.
Each pays a guaranteed 5% and ·is federally insured. So.
when it comes 10 betler returns, take your cue from the
big corporations. Come to UCB for the personal plan
that is best for you.
UCB Savl,._ Plana
Investment Certificarcs l'f [Xpno;11
Special Passbook Accounts
Cenific.ates of Deposit
Five Year Growth Bonru
Five Year lncome Bonds
Re&Ular Savings Accounts
wc•c• r.o.t,c.
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lntereatA ...
5 <)f
5 %
sr,;.,
5 %
5 9!-
4%
The bankers who do a little more for you
Minimum ... _.._
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$500 90 daya
$500 90 davs
$1000 30 daya
$1000 180 daya
$5000 180daya
$5
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PECAN • CIHHAMOH HUT •
CHERRY DANISH • Y
CARMEL P ECAH •
DANISH APPLE ~(~~~4-..1n
71Jc
l03 SIZE
Sauerkraut
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Peas~~"s
Mrs. Dorothy Mason, 68, of
Broce Crescent, West
Newport, died at Hoag Hospital
oo Sept. !4. Sbe was a weu toown
real estate dealer wlth Sa.lls-
bury Realty.
Tbe Pemsylvania na.Uve was Pe WITH a boro on June 7, 1901, aM t\a.d
U ,, F'O ·u:ro£$1 uved tn the state aoo c:>nnee
Couoty ror 11 years. Sbe was
a member of the Eastern star
aJid tile DAR.
CREAM SAUCE
Rites were lleld at Westcllfr
Mortuary alld lllterment wu at
SUGA,RII.Pacltlc VIew Memorial Part
with the Rev. Jillrles Bla.ln of
the Newport Harbor Lutheran 1 c:o.urooh omclaliJig.
Mrs, Mason ls SarYIYed by 2
ldau!~lon, Mrs. J~o crawford
Canols
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I.WIMI
Leo Mason, both o1 I =·~:·~Beach, and 2 gr&Dd-
WRITTEH
Professor Norman C. Lumla.D
Orange Coast College Is the
autror of a new Amerteao
tllstory text written speelftea.lly
for the junior collece studeDt.
Tomato Juice 43
Tbe 5-M.pap book, ''LiYiog
America.,.. with 221 lllus-
tn-., to des!-lor tho
ooe semester c.oursewtlleh may
be tbe studeat's last uposare
to the b'ma.l __,. o( Am•tcan
b.11t0rf. An added teetare ll a
readlac u.t at the end ol each
chaplor.
JOL ...
303SIZE
ruit for Salad
JOLLY TIME I POPCORN
UHrOPr!O 10 OL
. WHITEOR
35$ Chlp(er Utles lDeht:te "Con-
lederalloo, coolbsloo aJid coo-sttttltioo... .. Boom to bait I.DII
Uae bollnce bl.ek.'' '•From
kleaUI:m to IICipl.sm, ~· ud
"TM!I&ms 1a llmls ol p)eaty."
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KODAK suru • loiOVII
CAM liAS
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FIRST SEcnOII • -P .. 4
TltURSMY, OCT, 7, Ita
OOUIA OEl*R. CAUF.
AIHdl for
·NB planners
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O~PLA YING some of the Items to go on salt at the
Arrowmoot School c:ottee trom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 9
lo the flesta room at the Blufts are Mrs. Robert L. Taube
ot Bay Shores, food chairman, at left, and Mrs. Hart
Hickman o1 East Bhdf, chairman tor the eveot, Tbe sale
items are trom Pi Beta Pbi's Arrowcratt Slq) 1n GatUn-
burg, Teon., a naUonal project of Pi Phi grol,l)s. (Ensign
photo.)
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MUTUAL SAVIN&S
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You can be certain that your savings account will be "up" at The 8tg II-MUTUAL SAVINGS. In fact. we
guarantee it! And a regular Passbook Savings Account at The Big M pays 25% more than a regular com-
mercial bank savings account Bonus Accounts provide an even greater return. For addition1ll security.
your funds are insured to $15,000 by an agency of the federal government.
PAIS BOOk ACCOUNTS Earn 5.13% when our 5% cuffent annual rate la compounded daily for a year.
Interest paid day in to day out. Additions or wllhdrawatsln any amount, at any time.
BONUS ACCOUNTS·8ame base rate u Paaabook Accounta. plul bonus of 25% yearty when held for 38
months (.75% total). $1 ,000 mtntmum. Yearly ylefd 5.38% when interest is retained and comPounded daUy.
QUAAANTEED RAT! ACCOUNTS Eam 5.25% per annum guaranteed fOt a fixed term of 3, 4 or 5 years .
Minimum required $1,000. Prtor to maturity. withdrawals may be rnade In r.ent of hardship.
SAVINBS
CORONA DeL MAR ., ... c.-.....,
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IUSS CONFtmat RESULTS u OHr 100-1rJ to
011-10 boarHD lbo llap k lbo llart cf lllllib .-1
Sail of lbo --,, St!lt. 10, lA lbo-Lido
C-1 -.r 1bo Sell --. (CoeD W.W. pbolo.)
Premiere opens car show
Golde too.a of autumn will
Pl'O"Ide a bactcrouOO or ele.
poce wbeo the doors of tbe
Aa&belm CoaYeotioo Center
opeD at 8:30 p,m, WedDeedaJ;
Oet. 8, tor the 6th anmal I.D-
·tlroat1ooa.l automobile shoW of
Oraop c.w.ty. First oll!hten
wlll be treated to a premiere
that otters a cooturler flab.loa
show and door prius,
Nearly 800 w1ll pther tor
d1nDer a.t 8 p.m. lD tbe Aoabeim
room, wbere deconUooa ol
straw flowers IJld oak leues
wW adon the told tables.
Fashions of the 21st century
will tate the spotU&bt at 9:30,
when 8 ta.sbkxl models pro-
meDade costumes by the na-
tioo'• tap dt«<IM"I•
Tbl altoatoblle Mow, pro..
dueod ud .......,tbylbo-
Car Dooloro' Aaoelalloo cl
Oraop CoomiJ ud tbe Oran&o c_., o.tor Serrtce A&.
soclatloa, will r• from Oct. I
lhrOup Oct. IZ at tbe Cco-
Yeotloa Cuter.
Preml•e Dleht. IPQIIIOI'ed
by o 0raneo c-, -·of
tbe Aa&UtaDee lAape, ~
porta 1oc:a.1 pbU•nfbroplc pro-
p-am•. Actmt•lk'W' Uebts at
$5 ea.eb may be obtlloed from
any AsUstaoce Lap~ mem-
ber.
Geaeral ebairmao for pre-
miere Digbt ls Mrs. Nlct.::ltu
Frank Jr.
Learn the
secrets of
beer cookery
S.nd in lhil
eoupon for-
~fllfr.e ~onoooll.
inewlltiMw.
Find out how to make
delictous everyday dishes
with beer-such as beer
meat loaf, beer chicken,
beer sausages and beer
cake. And then there are
such gourmet treats as
rarebits and Carbonnades
Flamandes.
Beer cookery is as
traditional as yesterday ...
as modem as tomorrow.
Beer adds a real flavor treat.
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l"m int.,.•ted in rw./pft for cooking wflh bHr. SMtd ,. my
,,.. JMtnphlet.
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UNITID STATU IHWUS ASSOCIATION, INC. ~
5.35 ,.lfth A,..nue, New YGA. New von.: \l!5l
6th graders in jr. high
lliiOJ cl 1111 Noop>rt-11-In lllowly, ud 11111 -.--.net e .,..:~era bite bMD S boars wttlla bome room t.-. rt "'-d troat ,._ ..... ., cber.
.,0 1 ~~ to ,..... ld... tilt. Only 9 ol tbe Z5 elemeatary
,_., a Q111c:11: PI"'ODDtioa tblt leboollia tbe dbtrlet 1110 kiDpr
..,.. " .., QI'IPOI1aa1tln lbr ban atb cndlfa. The oCMr•
-Ud al8o tun tbe *aiD wW 'IF< a year ..-mote lor or rtlbic .rollm.eat olf the their 6tb Cfadu• to be trau-
..... IZhPJ eebools. ferred.
Dlfta. IaPer, Uoeoln, m1 Tbe cba.Dpcwer will eue •·
TeW18tll IICboola are oow tor rollmeDt at tbe lower schools
ttb tllrCMaP lth&nders, *Yin~ so tbat oo Dft' ooes trill ban
oalJ Eulp IDd Rea SChools to be bullt for at least NYil'al
wittl )alf; ?th &lid 8th graders. years. Two new junior hlghs'tt'f.U
Tbe majordltterencebetween be buill to acoommottate tbe
el•eotary school and a jull1or added 6th graders.
blsta Ia that students nave as But the reason beh1Dd lbe
many u 8 dlft'erent teacllers transfer La educat1onal, oot
durtnc tbe day, aDd elective ecooomtcal. Tbe diatrlet feela
cluaes are aYlllable, But the that sb:th-if&ders are physlc-
6tb craders are bein&: broken ally and psJCboloctcally more
..,._,...,...,...,...,.,-.,...,.---like 7th ud 8tb graderstban4th
• -•~
and 5tb graders, and ooe teacher
Is tmable to bandle tbe &tb
grader's loqtd.stUYeness about
a YUiety ol Dject.
''TlUs tmermediate step 'tt'f.U
reduce tbe trauma of goJ.nc
from a self-cootalned room to
a ~tmeatallzed ~.··
says Assocl.ate S'4)(. Norman
Loets.
POMOHA SOIOURS
Tbe 124 14)perctassmen
tlonored as Pomooa College
scholars at tbe opening coo-
voc:&ttoo Sept. 25 Inc hided the
tollowl.ng from the Harbor Area:
HOLDING ALMOST as ma.DJ trapb.ies as ooe persoo can, Kurt Wiese accepts awards tor
first OYer-all and ftrst-ftom-a-local-yacht-club 1n tbe Sail of tbe Sabots. Pacific Yacht
and Ballooo Club Commodore Henry Erbe preseots tbe tropb.les. Tbe large troptues are
perpetua.ls, the smaller ooes are take-bomes. (Cecil Wallis photo.)
Julla.oa W:Wroy, senior, dau.
gbter ol Mr. and M.rs,JohnMul-
roy, 1 '139 Candlestick I..Jl., Bay-
crest; Helen Taylor, Junior ,
daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ton Taylor, 2100 Dover Dr .,
Harbor HJgbla.ods; a.od Gary
Long. Jmj.or, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Ray, 4501 Orrtngtoo
Rd., Cameo Shores.
RAYMOHD ART SHOWN
ArUst Jeanne RaymoDd of
Newport Beach Is currently
!laving the first ooe-woman His interest is history
Jim Sleeper has rtsicoed as Los Angeles Times. Duri.DK
stall hlstori.a.D and rie1rs ~-World War n, be edited the
visor tor tbe lrYlne Company to com mud publication of the 9th
return to free lance wrttingaod Air Force.
to establish a consulUng ser-For several years he wrote
Ylee speelaUzJ.ng 1n Orange radio scripts tor the Burritt
County and 90Uthern Ca.llfornia Wbeeler show oo KFI, &lid
history. served as speela.l speech writer
Beginning Oet. 15, De will !or the late Hubert Eatoo, foun-
m&iotain oftlces In Suite A, der of Fcrest Lawn.
1Z939 Newport Avenue, Tustin. Yr. Sleeper, and wife, NQla,
He beaded a staJf r esponsible reside ln Tustin and at tbelr
for produdngtbemontblylrYine borne Ill the Santa Ana moun-
Ranch Newsletter, and he ftote ta.lns.
the toea I history newspaper, Sao
Joaquin euette • ..,., o!d•IY SUE BECKER HAMED
used bytheschoolsasateachtng AS OCTOBER ARTIST
aid lor On..D&e County b1story • Coroaa del Mar artist Sae
FREEM~ M<KEHZIE
OF COM DIES AT 57
Freeman A. McKenzie, 57, of sbow of pa.inliogs in the new
5ZO Acacia Ave., Cor ona del Orange Coast College Library,
Mar, former ~a.nager and contlnu1Dg through Nov. 17. She
oYner ot McKenue Ford, Long studied art at tbe Otis Art ln-
Beaeh, died Sept. 26at Bay View stitut til Pasad School of Coonlescent Hom e. e, e eaa
He was born in Long Beacb Art and Design. and_ the Univer -
00 April 22 1912 and had Uved sity of Te.za.s, and 1s currently
' ' . studylng at OCC With Donna
ln Callloall rhlnlallland the tmmedlate Shuk.ey ot the OCC art t:a.culty, area s e.
He is survived by a sister, We;;;/?tclilf Chapel Yrs. VLrginl.a Stevens of
Upland. .,._
Services were held oo Sept. • 7 -
30 at the grave side at Paci.tl.c 427 l.. 17th ST.
View YemorLa.l Park with tt1e COST A MESA
WUlWn Aeton omclatlng. Ml 6-4888
ON OR OFF
NEWPORT HARIIOR E!19GII
ARST SECTlQII--P!p 5
TIIIJRSOAY, OCT. f. ..
COROllA OEL 11M, IM.Jf.
COlT ... WOMD'I &MOllY
GUAitANIIID ..... T C11AN11t11 . ·-
braptrp
cleaner
bp anp
otl)er
natttt
WOULD NOT BE THE SAME!
T•ke • ~ .... ,_ .,,,....,,, ..._ rt..y MM .._..... ....... .,. ...... 11 ~ ........... d•••l...,, ... ...,. ... .,. .............. . ......... ~ ................................. .,.., ....... ,
..... ..wll .. .,. .... rk Mit n.. ...... .-4 .. , ..... ....... ., tt.. wM-.. c.-_._..,. IIIMI• tW ..U .... the .lk.ta ...... ,
C.tt witt ............ wo1-the dUR_I...., .t ,.._. pi~ ~
........... ~ ~---·.. ... 100% .. ,.._,_ .. ,, " ct.--.a.&.. C.tt .__..._ -.............. ,....tMt ..._, --felortt
liN. ••~ p6eM ..w!"' .M ~IWtiiWiea.
r-------,
20 %0FF
~Ac:::
OmiiNG QUALITY
WITHOUT COMPIIOMISI
540-1366
642..0270
1P 'JOU. CALl COLUCT
'IIMI MA ,-II AfllANOID
1702 Newport Blvd .
Costa Mesa aT 1m sr.
" .. • ••
A member of a ploDeer local Becker bu bee aeleeted. u
famlly. tbe wrtter 1a .. ---artist ol tbe mouth for October
sake of the late James Sleeper, by tbe Jtmior EbellClubolNn-
wbo bepa tormlng In Oraop port Bw:h. on p&lotlnp by
Cow:ty' In 1888, aDd sub-Yrs, Becker are now.x~dlsplay
sequently became county as-at MulDers UOCary
sessor, a posltioG be ftlled tor Haring bel' own 'show Is a
34 years. OOYel and e.zclting e~rleDCe
They'll enjoy their Sylvania!
l ~ Mr. Sleeper, a natiYeofSanta tor Sue, Sbe Is a tull-Ume
A .. , reee1Yed his tacbelor aDd housewife and the mother of 2
master's degree and teaching children, Kelly age 2 and
credeatial frDm OeeldeotalCol-HetdJ, 2 m<dhs: Her hu~,
lep, followed by doctorla.l stu. Frank. works 1n Los An('!les
dies at UCLA 1n CallfonLI.a as a sales representative for a
aDd Latin American history, New York te.zllle ftrm. So pain-
As an Engllsb lnstructor, be t1ng is worked Into an already
taucbt at boththoseiD5Uttaloos, busy SICbedule only asttmeper-
at Fullertoo High Sehool and mlts. HoweYer, Sue tries to at-
Orange Coast College. He locate two boors per day to her
worked tor the Santa Ana ln.-easel
............................................. d""'ndent. Santa Aoa Rep .... , After graduating In PS"f·
Aoaheim BuUetln, Oraoee cbolocJ from ucLA sue dJd
COWJty Farm ShOpper • and the graduate work at San• Ferlii.OOo r---------------------------· Vall1!1 StaleCollep, .... lauglll
CONVERSE BASKETBALL
SHOES, Black or White 8.95
CONVERSE TENNIS
SHOES, MENS ••..•• 7.75
WOMEN'S . • 7.25
CDNVERSE CROSS
CDUN TRY SHOES ••• 6. 25
SPOT-BIL T or PUMA
SOCCER SHOES •••• 8.95
JACK PURCELL
TENNIS SHOES
Znd and 3rd grades In Burbook.
Sbe feels tbat ber work 1s most
tDllaeoced bJ tbe 1mpression....
lst1e petMh\glS of the late 1800's
and early 1900's.
ARTIST TOHY liOMEZ
TO TALK TO LEAGUE ----·1 Acltoo-lllled palnllnp of Ule HANDBALLS GLOVES •estero scene ..tu hlll>llll>t
3.9 6 rt\ the Oct. Z8 meeUDg of Costa 5 -4.Sl & 5.95 -.;w llesa Art League wbeo lboy
BOYS' GYM PANTS •. 1.38 ~> = ... ~:_ =
BOYS' REVERSIBLE ~P-~':" :.:..~.::0':,~
T .SHIRTS •• , •.••• 2.35 tary school, 2850 Cl-
Drln, Costa Mesa.. Tbe pU>Ue OCEAN POOL & SP EEDO 1s tnnled.
SWIM TRUNKS & SUITS .. =~·':.:::.:'~.:
TABLE TENNIS PADDLES tn b~aet ud wlllte tn""' No-••mber issue ol Wlllten 95. -7.95 ... ..-. lA 1966 be .... 1111
TABLE TENNIS BALLS, ~ooo~.:.'"'lf!:~
NETS AND SETS Sbow, ReDo, Honda, be ....
anrded Zlld place &lid boDQr. -----------4 SLEEPING BAGS o!>te-
TENNIS DREUES 79 95 He bepa art studleo o1t11 12.95 TO • taUier, ·--·~ 13.95 TO 19.95 BACK PACKS LD 11u1co. 0t11er u.. "'"'be
MEN'S AND BOYS' TENNIS ~--___;5.;.;.:9:...:5~T.:....;0:.....;;.;39:..:..9:...:54 ~"~=:....~!!!!!!!!!!i
SHORTS •• 4.95 TO 12.95 TOUCH FOOTBALL IU GOGO IIIIGII-
TENNIS SHIRTS FLAGS AND BELTS
1 ___ "-_95_-_6._00_-_7._00-1 LEAlHERVOLLEYBALLS
PENNSYLVANIA XTRA 10.95 TO 18.95
DUTY TEHHIS BALLS BER VOLLEY
DOZEN -7.!0 BALLS 2.95 TO 1.95
1-----------1 FOOTIALLS3.95 te 21.95 BIKES -PARTS-TIRES
AND TUBES BASKETBALLS
5.95 TO 25.95
Jr J• We a ftiWCCIIMr,
blow or • ••w• -to ... HaltiGf Aree wllo llu
""' ben ....... 4, her • r ... .., clllt.a
Huber Viai• Mtw .. J .. 10 .......... .
ioUl call • ,_, fri-
wi~ ....... Waueliw _. ,;na-~ -.... -~_...._ .........
han t . "•* .. •• ....... _ ....
Fly to the moon
lllld back through
the Yoices of
the Apollonauts
ltr..~u87l•uJ•
.... 8d 11li;J' l'eDOr4 oe
............. .ot
Apollo D ••• pia. a
... ....,...,.,. W.Va&ed
1\Nr _._. "'-kket. Your
~aad~aJ ........................
,.__,. S. 1M Na&lollal
••• , ...... Com-
JorUU'• ,...... ··...-... ...... _.. a.,. Netal.
c....,..ti&.M. .--.oo
BIG SOt: SO 1-'R fl )! .-'. ~:'\lA (.( PA r...:At~E :-'\"11·:tp"' • :'\l inl-:'\lo>dnlnr rPprMur"~
.vour rKorrl~ With e'trdlrnt riA Tit\' 11nd full.l>•~t -t••r•'' ·•>ond :o:;,·h'Aill>~·• A1r
SUli!M'Il!liOil ~pt>Kkt-r• J'r"' Hit> 'I'll' fin¥~1 "•oonct ;o\ ;oJlil h). T•wln ,. 'l~ \O.Ktl• truv ]>ell k
mu!lk powl'r l'ro~1•'<'1 ,,. t !!It'd •hi<! roWt"r ,,,.],,].,,] Tho• •T••rl'•' 1• •UN' to
ple&M ~ f'hntl'f'offitH~h··"l"r \lnr•n ~1~1 1" ••111> too.o~
YEA.JlS OF THRILLING C~(lLQR T\' PER~(lSAt ~IZE T\. TO TRAVEL.
ENJOYMENT will M Yottr• "''t tl! thill WITH Y(ll" ~'ull 12" tdiaJ. mN.t.)
( 180 llq. in..) roll ... boot porta hit-T\' J"ll'l uno prm•<df'• t-.\tnord•nary darity
Sylvania tlft"H'Itl today'• mol'll want~ 11nd britrl1tne"l" fnr ·''"ur v1ewinr P*·
featul"'ll' auch U; privat• li11t~nin1t e.r-.curt" F...quipprd •nt11 f'llrphoM jack for
phone JK)Iand lirtlted VHr ''"' C"hannel prh•11te li~tf'tHnc ~~·ll•flni•'fl fuQy tr.n-indbton.. Bl• 5" ovaiiPHkf'r u ..... u~ . __ .. h · h .'lil'Tor•_.• r a11,.1~ 11-"'IUI't'!, J)Hok perlor-r~ • room flllintr IIOUnd. Stalld <>l't<onal, m.an«-11nd I•JOtllllt dept!ndability. f arr1 .
ulra.. Mooa.CD65W. t~S9.9S '"If handle inC"Iuded. l"hote. or ftn i•h
SIM ULATED TV RF.CEPilON rolor MObt>L MWI6. Onl1 199.95
Yea--whether it's recapturing the highlights of •.------.
lecture or "Ught-footing It" on Saturday night,
they'll lon their Sylvania. Sylvania makes thelr
work a llttle Ughter; thelr tun a llttle more ao.
See our dlaplay ol Sylvania tape recordera, ra-
dloa, telntatona and 8tereos. Termatotttnery
•
' ••
SUNOA Y ol 1:U .......
llet!Steitef
c .. w.•••-,
''3 Into 2
WON1 'GO"
-WMAT 00 ~ 00 ABOUT
T'HIE DAAFT 80ARO?
.. '-~'"'•11.004!" ' ~-• .... Mo~oo ••• , ... , ......... , ... ,!)\ 0 ·OY 0 -~"'"""-~-··•• -~ .. ··-......... _ .... ..._._,_,,_,
EVE. SHOW STARTS 7 '.M.
CONTINUOUS SHOW
SAT. I SUN . FIOM 2 I'.M.
MAJ. WED. 1 P.M.
FREE PARKING
fiLMS
IIJ
IAN FlEMMING,
wllocru!H --'Dick 'Van 'Dyke
Sally Ann 'Howes
They photogroph the foreogn
monurMntsl
Tho -... -trio ovorto
!nick
• killor.
EVI. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M.
CONTINUOUS SHOW
SUNDAY fi:OM 2 I'.M.
FREE PARKING
"TIIh ..
Jollo WayM
At Hit .......
• HJ-rl'#'llll
..
IHTERFAITH BRUHCH
A "stand·lt) brunch" ls the
first program of the club year
for the Women Assoclates otthe
UCilnterf:aith Foundation. to be
held Tuesday, Oct. 14, at the
lnterta.ith lounge in the Irvi~
Town Center. This wtU be
a ldct...otr for the annual mem.
drive.
ltiJ whatiJ inside tlud counts!
Thts muns the Marinen: pt09le and tMir provtn pro-
fessionalism in matttrt of finance. It rntans Mariners
people·to -ptople inltrest in your security .. , tnd
llaril'llrs llrise ii'WeStmtnt of your money ill the PfOiress
of our tommllnity.
Join your ntlltltlors end open 1 Mariners sawhtJS
..,...nt, todly. --fodtnol~---..
llittl tile -· ..... rate of ....... "'"' ., lo to ..., ooot. Also "'" r.-a.-11111 "'" .,. '-Posit .. <• ..... $5_1111 ....e) .
•
NEII'ORT HAR80R ElliiJI
Fli!ST S£cn011 - -P110 5
lltURSOAY, OCT. :_ 1M!
aiiDIA-OEliiAR, CAUF.
BUCS TRY
FOR3RD
COIITUT AIIIOUMCID 1'01 YOUMG WIITIIS
,... ~ ...-wtllll( •Joet ...... _, .. ''Oil «""'e'e. • _,. .., .. ol tiU ... ~~~.. ....... _, be
............. ;$' .... .._ tM ..... , .. __ ...., ___ ....
Till LUXU-
IIWIA~
THEATRE
.... II . II, olowlll -1 --·---
1tt WT M.IOA tl.'ID.
rt:•IStU • 17J.4MI ... ., ....
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS • 1111$1CAL POl SAI.,I
20 word 1 or leu ............. .
21 word& to 30 WOfd& ..... .
31 word& to«< words ......
1 Time
uo
2.00
3.00
.05
2 Times
2.,50
,,00
4.00
.10
J Ti~n ..
3.00
4.00
5.00
. 15
FALL SALES FESTIVAL
Bluthner Eb. Grand, like oew,
only $2950. Plus Stel.Dny,
Kmbe, Fra.octs Bacon II other
used crUds from $495 •
Used organs-AUeo to WIU'.
lltr.er, some as low as $295;
lDc: 111111J1& Ham mood Sl>loel w/
separate Lesllespea.ker,$995,
plus others.
Full U)'bi:U'd sploet for only
$395; &Dd muy others.
SCfDODT MWIC CO.
1907 No. MaJ. a @ !oth, Santa Am
steJ.nny-Y&maba -Ham mom
Coacession .bids slated .::t.'-~~= ::oc:T~~v-.:.
Alo'ltg wll,.....,.a_ -,.. .... II T'IIIIIIU w~ 'c.~.!!~~~ ~lle~l~-~-811'
....... al .,.,_, .. ___ 1 I •------n-.-·-~4olllor _____ .,.* -_, ... 'JOpr-1101iorallllo~=!~~==l, ...... -..... .., .,.,.,.__ea......,, .. --... Wllll!lo loellili4 fa 1 _; IIIII. 'MIIMI!IDIOT'S 0. 11 ro IT,._.. • a --... t11o
.... ~~tnt • to rtplleea. 'ATHII SUCG't•S Dw ........ A ....... ol. UICiil.t a.wJ dl~adttd
.. ..
• •
.. ~. . .. -JA)..,... -. ---Wl!lla, ot -,. ar• nc..,.._, $U1.10, 1111 --:.:.·_c-lu......... 1111 N. liar.....,, t.oo A&. llro. ~-'hit ot -_ -will bo oat a lol
Ar<lllloet William Blarool. ...... -11tpt. It at !a--'lteo pr-; llro. Woo ,I,III.M, II-poU.oo 1"-
ntMII-U.ai_.ICOOID· otaUu•.·tl lectiu... Jack &..-.ludt_ UliCamdeo reported&llpt.b. ,-.wm...,.....,_,.. no 111-i--a Drln,ca--.. ,tlllr<l,ee ea.,.-.. __ .,_ OPEN HOUSES
.,. , -,_ ot Jl,IOO. Tl!o llloo ... ,... -Honrd .,_, Dr. Ra_. G. lleor ot 1111 ~li;?~=~ I PlaM Will toe-t1!o ,...,"' Ma---Co • .,..,,.. .. Dooal, •t ~ Raod,llew-reportod ll!at • ,.._ SATURDAY d SUNDAY 1 5 _..,_,._.ac•te-L 11e !lad-a r-otW. PGrtlloacb,MCrelarJ;&!OIC.L. a el!oek ... pe u1 1ft -• pm.
1o1tr1a< piau will bo 1111 ,.._ _.,..,,.... -ot-Aa,treuurer. eboc:Jdllc ~will> c-.=cl _.,,211 ot lbe ._-. llr, Wl!lla 11 _,.eel:., Ills l!l!m-JIUipr-IIDr. lor 1111 .-ot lilt $5,000 PRICE REDUCTION
atro. ....._.. .., -.JA-Jaw, llr. -He .. .., ot -Ala. eboc:t, •uuo. He -
Tl!o-bolldloa•Wboc:ooo. ... llro. ,..._ --. Board-· ... UH-'10 eboc:U-to 1111-Cameo Sh
-~ , 1111 e2IJ .. , 410 -Rd., cwr Ha .... lllc:tlllle lilt loltowiD& JoeaJ ro--Ia tbe ...... ores
ll!o --bidder,-ul Ill"'"'-•• BW ud Bob oldeoQ,Dr.-Combo,UO dtDcODbo'l'tlwnnlea.let.cree-Hllldlrdlot. Cameo Sbores Rd., Cameo meat Ia ameadetl. s.rnc.. udbarlalnre lae1d Sbore~; lira, Morrla Fler, 2015
Tl!o piau ud -""'-Oct. I, at 1111 hcllle Vllw 11o-llollda1 Rd., Bo1erest; w.u.r
Jorll!o-balldlllcwlllboiA-morlaiPart,wiii>UieB ... PI!II. Buaa&er, 17901 Glllman.lr-eboel<........., e-Ia 1M paellap lor Whlcll Up warn, of lilt First Ceo-.._,Jack Ganlaos, 18%4 Beryl <but came Ia
PI'QCIIICUYe c:oaeeNioD&lrN II'IPHontl Cburcb of Caroaa La., Harbor Hlchlands; Or.£, Whicll couJd DOt be
Will-e b1<11 Wbetborlllt delMar olllela«n&o W. Hukell, 5Zt VIa LldoSoud, SERGEANT Ill VIEliiAM ---;;-;;:;7,:--;;;;;":;;:;:;:.:::...= __ . LJdo llle; Mrs, Paul Holmes, Masier Serpa.at Homer
LEGAL NOTICE L!G.U NOTICE Jal Circle Dr., Boy Sbores; SebuiU, ..., of Mrs. Verdi
ud ear-.111 VIrgil!, Partch Sebulll ot %95 Del Mar
V'aUf l(u! ''lf;W JIO~!t~ :: Br.., t'Onl. d,.n
)'lu• form11l rl1111n;:: room. All tins pili'-iOr·
::"()"~ Jior: .. por1l ln .II j ll"lliM·I f"t1 <V'II"f )'llni.
~ '" ,,,.,, "1n1~ ACTIO~. :\ow nnly Si:J.,j(fl
STORYBOOK HOME
on your own land ·
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. Mar, CaHf. :Mn. ArvoE. Hu· ol Coroaa del Mar. Costa Wesa_ ls oo. at
MANAGEMENT AND CIRCU· pe.. ?10 ,_.m111e Ave., Corou EXHIBIT At*fOUNCED Hoa AB. VietDam. Helsam•ol-1
LATION (Act of Oc:tober,23, del Mar, Callf, Clyde Zlllcb Orlcf.na.ls Art boos ~. usiped
Charm•n; :• ~lorr farm ho)••~". "dh ""en-
1hm::;, md>lri ln;: l"';:;;f'd hud\\ood floors '"
m•od<orl'l tJ.ul•·•n kllr hfon r n vacy on J,....
land. Soltl h ,.j 1h,. lii·WII)'. :: br-dJ.....-,.n., l
1962; Section 4369. Tttlc 39, 8. Known bOodboklell. mort-Galler)' IQDOUDCes tbe opening a unit of tbe Paettle
Uniled Statu Code) gapes. and ocbe.r -.cwlty ot a D8W' tan elblbit of sea-forces.
h111 h. l;ol"":f' {iillHb" I noll! I ~-f1 . "o()'l
l.Date of fllJ.o~Oct.l, 1969. boldenowu1Dsorbold1Dg1pu-seapes and mulDe patnttn~ VIEW
2. Title of pubUcaUCft: New-cent or more of tou.l amown of by Jonmost CaUorDia ArUsts,
port Harbor Ensign. boodl, mortgaSCJ. cxodlu ~«· Oct. lZ tbroucf, Dec. 1 at 1835 VIEW LOT ...!. -:~.:::~1
3. frequency of !slue: Weekly. udtiu are: (11 there are 11aoe Newport BIYd., Costa Mesa.. ~ eMHnc.~t
"-Loeatton of knawn offke 10 •tate. ) Hours are 11 to 5 Tuesday ncy wttb. Yln' tA
'O 'THE REAL
'"-. £STATERS of publlcatlon: 2?21 E. Coat Arvo E. Hupa. ?10 Jasmine through Saturday; 1 to 5 Sun~ b1111:. Not '"Mhold. B•lltoi,,J
Hwy. , Corona del Mar, Orange Ave. , Corona dd Mar, Calif.; days. S?S-!01:0.
County, Callf. -92625. Mn. Ano E. Hupa. ?10 J»-
5. Loc:aUoa of tbe budqu.ar-mlne Ave,.. Corona del~.
ten of general bUilneu offJ.c.et CaHf, .
of lbe publilhen: 2'121 E. Coast 10. Exteat ar.d D&tl.n-of dr-
Hwy. , Corona del Ma:, Orange culatioo.
County, Calif ... 92625, Average No.!Single
6.. Names ADd addreues of copla eac:.b iuue p.~blliber. edltot, and manag· iaue d~aiDa Dtlftlt
lng editor: PubH•ber, • Arvo £. precccUDg ~ ft.l..lag
Hupa, ?10 JumLne Ave,, Co· 12 rncad2l date
toaa del Mar, CaUf. -92625. A. Total No, copies
Edi tor, Arvo E. Hup., 710 pt"lnted(n~tp-euru.n)498S ~1?0
Jasmint: Ave .. Corona del Mar . B. Paid c uculaUon
Calif. 1. Sales rbrougb dealen
and carrien, 1Ueet vendon Managing editor , Arvo E. and counter saW 320 345 Hupa, 710 J;um lne Ave. , Co· ~~ 1 rona del M.ar , C.a lif. 2. Mall su.-.r p-tiow 4348 44M
7. Owner. (If owDed by a c . Total paid eir<::u~
corpxatlon, its name and ad-latloo 4668 4?99
dreu mun be stated aod abo 0 Fr dil 1b t1 (in· immeciUtely thereunder tbe • ee tt u 00
name• and addreJSU of nock-eluding •ample.) by mall,
boldersownlnaorholdln&l pu-c.ania or other 213 2:;?
cent or more of total amow'll of ~~otal distributloo (Sum
stock. If not owned by a corp-of C &Dd D) 4881 5056
cxation, tbe names and addreuu of the individual ownen muat F. Offlee use, left-over,
be given. Uownedb aputa.er· unac.cowned, spoiled af-
sb.ip or other un.~orpxated ter printing 104 114
finn , 11S1Wne and ~eu, &I G, Total (Sum of E & F-:-. 1 each lftd1ndu.at abo&&ld equ.al net peu run
... I ,.... tbOwo t. .\') 4g85
be pveo.) · 1 eenlfy !hal !he ·'iiem<,DD £oslp Pllbllsblng Co. IDe. ' d b bo .. ,
2721 E. Coal Hw , Corooa dd rn a e y me a ve an conect
t Y ' · and complete. Mat, CaW.; Arvo £. Ha.a,. • ARVO E HAA PA
?10 Jasmine Ave.. Corou ckl OwDer '
Is
a
lTS .'\ 'll!ST SEE
AT R39,500
Lots of charm. Corona del Mar ~lei, Z Bdrm.,
2 Baths, troot Wllt ('lfltb adlllUooa.J Room aDd Batb
framed 1n -ea.s1.1y .ft.Dtsbed) PLl5 Rear reotaltmlt
over 2 car prage. Not.bing like it at tbJ.s prlee -
perfect ror HaodyDWI rtxar-tWV, 6?3.3000 EYes.
673-055-1
to seD
Reattors
At
Work!
IDY boa~e'l
· Realtotse.know the market!
.ADd, as Realtors, ~r mmprehell.si-.e ~ledge « app:raisio1 ~echn1qaes, market c~ :zoo-of
in& coasttuc:taoa, buyer's a:pectat1011S, ways
sbowiq your pcoflert)' to its best advantage, and
fiaancing qualify 111 to obtain for ~ a FAIR
price within a reasooable period of ume. Because
we are p.rofessioaaJs in rest estate, we thorouJhl:r
know the c.ompetitioo. offered by other homes Oil
the marl(~
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llewporl Harbor -Costa lolrd of Realtors
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POIIIIERL Y ORAIIGE COAST PIOP!RTY ·
332 llar~ori to eo-del liar -673-8550
Corner duplex-Large lot -Fee land.
1st TIME OFFERED
Cameo Highlands -pool, 4 bedrooms,
2 1/2 baths, large living room on
extra large lot ... Private beach.
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GREAT VIEW
East Bluff Beauty ... 4 bedrooms,
family and bonus room ..•• Pool,
automatic maintenance ..• All mint
condition.
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PANORAMIC VIEW
OF NEWPORT HARBOR
BeauliluiJ Bedroom. 4 Balh WATERFRONT
llomt on Bayside Dri\'t:. Newly redecorated.
Price-d . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~liO.tKIO.
2001 IAYSIOE DRIVE
BY APPOINTMENT ONlY
Bill GRUNOY 67W210
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Sales through the Multiple Ll8t1ng
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totaled
over $39 mlll1on for the first etght
months ci 1969. Tbla represents
l,<Kl ·unit sales and a dollar Yalue
increase of 11% over the same per-
iod ol last year, which was a record
year. List your property wtth a
Realtor toda.v.
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lltURSDAY, OCT.~ N
tXJIOIIA 0£1. TIAII, CAUf.' •
CORBIN-
MARTIN
R.ALTOR8
EIGHT DELUXE UNITS
Excellent rental record. Located
near UCLA and Wilshire Area. Return
12% on your investment. Trade for
Harbor Area.
e NEW LISTING e
BeautUul 3 bedroom East Bluff
home only $39,500.
CALL FOR INFORMATION
CORBIN-MARTIN, luc.
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30311 E. Cout Hwy. 675-1662
Corona del Mar, Calli.
FINER HOMES
CAMEO SHORES
Old "orld charm abounels tn lhc fme;,t ol
L·ralLsman:~tll p Ill the <':>.pensl' e u~e ol nch
p<~nel mt!. beam t e•lmgs & used bnc~ m tht~
truly cu.Hom 4 b<:droom home: huge l anH!y
room. :\Ja~IH IJten l n r w of ocean & Je•tv.
:sl:JJ.OOO
DOVER SHORES
(;raciou~ IIVIn: for y .. r fnni't 'jew Mi'llt. ....,.
'' ilh pool. "' Cedrooms. din in.:;:: room tamiJy
room .~ bath~. 4.000 ~q. n. plus :1 car garagr.
l:k:aulifully carpeted draped .$! ciecoraled.
Ideal for cnterlamll1;: \.\Jon~ ~104.000
Call for app 1
PRIME VIEW
f.,lualttv nt~lom :r bedroom home. Lart:r !'unk-
<'ll ll\ tn;: room hune lam!lv room \1 ha:h
{"Ould <'ICt'Oilloddlt b~Hard tablt bland ill!
elt:c lnt k.J tchcn k IOfll)d] <linm:;: f t)(l!"ll ;\,q,.
10 !! .1;8-; ."j()O.
iohn macnab
REAlTY COM,ANY
901 Dov.-,. Or., S~,~it• 120
6-42.J23S
VVe are pleased to
Announce
• • • tbe a.ssoetation or Mrs.
Chris Hower with UnJversity
Realty as sales coosultaiL
Wrs. Hopper comes to tlS with
over 12 years ofe.zperJeocelD
the Beach Area. She !las sue-
eesstully d osed oorer one mU-
lloc dollars LD escro•s lD
Corooa del Ma.r this yev.
Properties IDcluded:
402He-
564 Sea wan:! Rd.
433 W:Ol'n1nc Cu.yoo
633 Cameo Hi&fllands
Ul cuoanon 605 Pcwy
l07 Heliotrclpe S07 PCCJPJ
304 Goldenrod 4.U Dol!lla
JOCN HER US'T OF SA TISFlED CLIENTS BY CAUJNG
UNIVERSITY REALTY
R. L. STRICKLER R<altor
E. CO AST HWY., COPlON A OEL. MAR,87J-elt0
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Pill IAIIITT
realty
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• ua .. fally. honored ·Chu·rch News NEWPORT HAiliiDR EU!JI
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TlliiiSDAY, OCT.f, 1te
COROllA DEL liAR, CAUF.
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1 .... Bla1D liu dloee ''hi IOd&til ...._, wtU brtac law of lilt. IDd Mrl. AuoD IC. ll1t u amm MMIIIIIDI'&pu..
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--IIIII lor 1111 I Ull U • • • dol i/a;, MrTid u a u.. dlol lo 1111 -Cl 1111 llqll a.a. s.a, ..-ftC& n.ac. St, hdrn'a Pre..,._lu member OIL ODI ol two F.t arM darilc tbt mt•t'ol. 'f"MJ
-oC IIDIJ -~~-will CIMireb, too St. Aldrft'o Rd., Pllulomo Widell IInck _, Dow Ia IJid ebockld 1111 -
llo -at-.meeo. CWIIIaYIO-.O<Idwldl-· ---UiolollaiTarMIDII, ua ftllo n lllld ell. Wo-• • • m.aa. ~ wtU beobeln'ecl vw.m, reo..U,. Be Ia Jt&... rthrMd. di'CA>tar tM r_.
Kar111rt C.U, lJCI) E. at tbe I, 0:10 &ld 11 LID._._ UODid at Cam Rub BaJ' Air ma1lder ol ow Cll'dllluct.••
Cout lfwJ._ eon. del Mar-flcuwUh tbeaetl.mtatolboiJ But. 1b1 two P'bl.lllloiD aewa de ...
Dr. 8W AdoD will apiA bl tbe commua&aD ADd a mtdtt:ltAoo by "OUr tarl'll were totmY tro)'ed or damapd J4 ..my
pelt pnacblr tar tM 10 Lm. Dr. CblrllaDl•dtJdtDtltled Joeattoaa tblt bad fired at u.s. bUnkers, toucblcl otr a llt-
MI'Ytce ttdl: SUDdiJ, "Bt PfiPU'Idl" Army biU<qlters aaruer lDtbe ODdarJ uploPJG IDCS lpalted a
C!LI!IRITY SERIES OF • • • • • • day, ne eoemy bldtateoccw• suta!.-1 ftre at the tatmr
100« R!VII!WS SET Tbe Lutben.D Cbureh ot the CbrtsU.a.a Scteoct Cbarebea-Ia buabrs wben we arrived ta cam p.
Tbo South Coost -%900 Paelllc VIew Or ~ ••roe l>om tbt ""* ollollo, ll1e tar pi area," reportld Cop. ....,,..,...,...,=-====-==-=-,
Club., PI Bela Pill ww Harbor' VIew IUD• -rb.; "Ye lodao alter tenesO; I Iaiii Dalloo. MATTRESsEs
lts umllll celebrity boot re-LAUREHCE .,_PINCHING. Z17 Lord"a ~ will be offered Judct DO mu," Is IDeludld ID MRS. HAOIO PRICE otl..ocdoD. ''The tor.-.ud a1r cootroller JIEW _ uauiLDmo
Yl.., series at 1ZO W,BI.yA,e., Via ltbaea, Udo Isle, has beeo at tbe 9:15 u;j ll&.m.senlces tbt ~sermoa oo "lfD. Eacland, .nu speak oo "T~ (FAC) marked two tarc«s with lrreaular Shapes 8a.lboa. at 10 a.m. Oc t. s. Mrs. -..ned restdeot ma.oapr of the u tbe coocrepttoc:a observes re&llty to bt read thlsSlDiay. pteway to a D81t' We'' at8p.m. smote marker rockets. OurlDc • ...,.,._.-c:.n..
LawreoceKittle,presldeDt,wtU Sao Mui.Do oltlce ol Eastnwl world communloo Sunday, Dr. Sentces will be beld at 9:15 Frtdl.y, Oct. 3, at the Second the flrstpusooeoltbebombs COSTA t.USA MATTIUS co.
Pl'eslde. Dlllon. Unloo Securities &I Co WlWam Eller will pve ames-and 11 a.m.lD Newport S.cb, Church ol Cbrlst SeleoUst ln caused a larp explosloo and liiONew,.,tN. u._.., .. I)OJ
Tbe program Is UDder lbed.i. He joined the tlrm 1n 1965 ~ sap oo ''An act oleommuntca. 10 a.m. 1n Harbor View Hills the ehureb .un.c~ at3100~t. flte wtlleh tuned for quite a
reettoa of Miss Carlotta wu. a r egistered representaUve...He tlon,'' bued oo 2 CbronlcLts and 1~ a.m. !n Cost: Mesa. fie VJew Dr., Harbor Vtew H1Us.
Uams, 'ftll-bcnro bclcM; re-ts a graduate of tbe Uotverslty 1:7-12. The fall stewardship Mrs. Prtce, a former social
Yleww, Wbo wt1l pr...t ooted of Redlands a member ol tbe prop-am wW be Planned &t a st. Mark Presb)'terl.an service worker, 1s on a lecture
authors u l'l8st .,..ws. Pasadena 8ooo Club am tbe special meeting at 7:SO p.m. Cburch, 2100 Mar Vista, East tour of the United States,
Three more PI'SIIDta.tlons Voyagers Yacht Club. Oct. 7. Bllldlll -1Tbe Rev. James KJrl k Canada, Ireland a.od Great 81'1-
wW be beld _at 10 a.m the: • • • w cooc ude blssermooser es ta:tn..
tlrst Frld&yoiNOYember)eb-WELL·BABY CLIWICS Ceotral81bleCburch,Orange oo "A wise llM of our time" ADELAIDE PORTER SHOW
ruary m::llla.:rcb. ME ED VOLUHTEERS An. at 23rd st., Costa Mesa-at the 10 a.m. serric~. thlsStm-AT MESA VERDE LIBRARY Mrs Howard W:ea.nsl.s c!Wr "Tbe ll bab Pastor Henry E Jooes will day. Hl.s topic wlllbe Holidays
ma.a oi the celebrity Series and commwd."'t; ~roJd~~~:=:;:; bring a msssace ~ "Tbe Ylc-~ ~~Y days," based oo Oeut. m!:rla1debus1De':!:~ =·
wtu be assisted by Mrs. Richard iDtant care, .. says the Newport torious soul" at tbe 9ud 10:30 . • ; • • time toi-designing clothe~ jew~
Elliott. Reserratioos may be Harbor Volunteer Bureau a.m. commWlioo setfices. The 1r pott Jpt •
made by contacllilg Mrs. Means "The are staffed by loc J • topic tor the 7 p.m. serYice will The Yotmg Adults gi'Ot4J &t the e Y' ery, sc u uring and
at 548 6108 Seasoo tickets and Y a pedf-be "Ectw:>es from Auahelm .. Lutheran Church of the Muter painting. Ucke~ tor. iodtvidual perfor-=~ Wbo dooate valuable reviewing tbe blgbllgbb: of the will present a semloar oo oar-The Newport Beach artist is
HEARTHSTONE
pclpcurri
s order to eu.mtne and Bill Graham usade cotics at 7·30 p m Thursday holding a ooe-man sbow of
Welcome to HEARTHSTONE ~fts may be purcnasec:t a~ the care tor these babies. County h 1
1 stadi cr R ~ ~-Oct. 9, at· the · chureh 2900 varied works this month at Yesa
POTPOURRL This will be a.a r . \llproceedswlllbedcina-ourses assl.st, aDd your volun-em wn. egu m -Pacific View OJ" Harbo~ View Verde Library 2969 Mesa
occasloDal column deallnc witll t~ to Pi Beta Phi philanthro-teer ba.Dds ke~everythlogrun-~~:_lnelb:u !~~ 7and mp~!:r Hills. omcer c ibt.rew ot tbe Verde Drive Eas't, Costa Mesa.
flreplacema.nshtp. Format will Pes . lling smoothly. Permanent aOO oesda g p. · -Newport Beach pollee depart. Her exhtbit loclOOes oil, water-
be short; style, ID6:armal; pur-POT LUCX DIHHER SET s ubstitute positions are now y~ • • ment will be tbe speaker. A color and collage.
pose, to 111form; aad desire, to open, Call Mrs. Bock at Tile PI mouth Coo e t1ooaJ 111m will be shown, a.od re-Mrs. Porter was boro in
be of service. Of course, your OCT. 22 FOR L EGIOH 644-1182 or the Volunteer Church k62 Broad"st'!' New-treshments will be served. The Hemet, and grew ~on Orange
suggesttoos and comments are The Girls' State and Boys• B~eau mornings, 642-0963. rt H lgttt _ W ad Wide seminar 1s opeo to the publlc. County. Some years ago she
welcomed. State delegates spoosored by ·U you prefer worldng wtth po W: 5 or • • • began to work with collage
Future issues win loclude: Newport Harbor American Le-older chUdren there are various ~m~O ~nm ·~u~ obsen~ at St. Michael's aDd AU Aagels' mating her first sale to TV
''how to jOOge" tlrewood, ft.r e-ciOD Post 291 will be guests and r e1rlltdlng volunteer jobs 1~ Rev • N;n:man ~ serv wt~ Episcopal Church, 3233 Paclftc star Jooalha.n Winters. She is
place tirtures, gas logs, !tee of the. Post at the Oct. 22 pot-worldng wttll the physically dis-speak on· . , AI"'UDd th:Ow':Jd in View Or., Harbor VIew Hills-head cashier aoo manager ol the
stand1ng fireplaces; "tbou&flts luck dimer and social evening abled and educably ha.odlcawed 60 minutes ,, a.a 11 a.m. service ts beirlg ·magu.ine department at
and comments" on glass tlre-at tbe Legioo Hall. They will chlldreo ol our community.Re-• · • • added this SIUJday, lnaddlliooto Richard's Udo Market.
place screens, ft.replace tell abotK tbei.r e.JI)erlences at gular and substitute sta.tfers the 8 Lm IJid 9·30 semces
decorating, ft.replace acces-the mock legislature meetings are Deeded to work with class-Tbe rtrst 8aptt.st Cbll!'cb ol Tbe Rev. J~RoPrs DaYis ..W ~GEHlE J. PEARSON
series and smokY ftreplaces· LD Sacra.meoto. room activities, helpwltbread-Costa Mesa, 301 MapoUa St. gin a comuntoa. message 00 SUCQJMBS A.T AGE 87
with • .'remarks" oo safety Up~ Also amoogthe special guests log and oa the playground and at Santa ADa Ave. -"The tbe topic "You must loYe Eugellie J, Peat son, 87, of
and hearthstone rec1pes. lac the evenlai wlll be 25pros-to be teachers. Call the V~lun-tears of Jesus" wiU be tbe the Lord ,.;_.God ., 451-B Avenida SeYll.Ia, Laguna
Thls week's ingredient Is a pectin members, who recently teer Bureau tor intormation." • died Sept. 30, at Hoag
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MEL TAYLOR
EILEEN WRIGHT
ANNIVERSARY
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twelve page reprlnt trom returned from Vietnam. S6C WORTH OF JEWELS Tbe Mlllospllal I. HOWE BEAIJI'IFUL entitled ssour native was a
"Do you "'"lr lmow hoW to MEMBERSHIP MEETING TAKEN FROM 8.1 . HOME s T A T E I 0 u II D p bousewUe "" 67 years, an r-------------------, build a ftreplace ftre?" 11 The Orange County women's Mr. and Mrs, George E. New-!Orange County resident tor 4
covers blsic tectu:dqueoflaylng divlsion of Freedoms Foun-ton, 1407 N. Bay FroDt., Balbo& years and a CallforDia resident MARINERS CHURCH
aod leodlog a !Ire plus adrice elation 'Will booor oe• aodpros. lsla.ad, after rel""""c !rom b $ I L .. Sc .. .If lor 47 ,..,,,
on the type ot nr'ewood to be pecti't'e members at a general their outJng to Palm Sprl.ngs yellG or ..0111111 a She I& survived by 2 sons, ANNOUNCES
used from tbe ~tot of membersbJp meeting at l Oa.m. on Sept.ll, found their kitcbea Harvsy J. Pearson. 4633
aesthetic enjoyment and easy Oct. 8 at the Newport Harbor door jlmmled and $640 worthnf More and more jusWlably SIXTEEN-YEAR termsi tbef Gorrwn Dr.,CameoSbores,and
maintellaJlee. Your tree copy ls Yacht Club. Jewelry $tolen, a.ngry and bewildered clthens have no oeed to pay a.tteatton George E. Pearson of Novato, DR. BILL ACTON WILL IE GUEST SPEAKER
FOR THE 10 A.M. SERVICE lHIS SUMDAY. walling for you at THE Mrs. Henry Cole of Newport Tbe missing items are one are ast:1n(: Is the Uni'ferslty to criticism by the people or 14 grandchildren and 4 great.
HEARTHSTONE 2n1 Ea.st Beach, vice-president Ln charge straDd of cult,ured pearl& worth of Calltornla a.bote the law? the people's sleeted represeo.. :er&Dd-chUdren. SUIID.lY ICIIIOL AT I:GO A.ll. ---ta" lND A.ll. IVDDIO .. VICK AT 7:10 P,ll.
ZIIIO EAST COAST HWY., co-... DU. MAl
Cout Hl&bway (ooe block ioUth of PI'OiftiDI, wtU pnt"lew ~-$60, ooe ady u olltaJ.re.yellow OurlDc tbt put,_.. tbl tide tat1n1 oo tM muDtr tD wblc:b s.mc .. wW be beld at 10
oJ The Coffee GArden) Coro111. com!Dg svents Mrs. Edgar H1U cold set with one dJ.amood at of publlc prot.,~: cuarated by they art c:arr)1Dc out tbe1r a.m. Oct. :S, &t Ba.ltl Mortuary,
del Mar. Open 10 to 11 ~eekdlys of Lido lslt, r .embershtp chair-appr011matel,y 65 polnt5 and 2 the spreadinc llaUectu&J. &Dd duUes. COI'ODI. del Mar, wttll the Rev.
and Saturday; 10 to 9 Fridays; man, wiU ptesent a slide pro-carats valued at SSOO, ooe yel-moral cbaos at the Universtt)' This spec1al COOit1tutkxiLl Harvsy of!lci&Un&. lotermeot
cloMd Suodays, cram oo tbe Frndoma: Founda-low &Old pearl and ruby lloraJ of C&lltorn1a bas beeo 1~ Immuntt, b' t!)t Ualnn1t)' ot will blat the Holy CrossCeme-
tloo at V&J.Jey Forge, Pa. Pin worth Sl25,oaepa1rofblack higher 100 higber. But 1t st1l1 CaUiorraJa should be repealed, I!:~--------====================;
A Theodore Roo1ns exclus ive! look for our d1egnostic:
center seal and rake the gues5-wor k our of buying 1
used ca r. These cars have pused 130 villi tes ts for
performance reliability. and sa fety.
1110% PARTS AIID WOR
WARRAm
4,000 MUS OR 90 DAYS
Covers t il mech1nltal p1rts lncludHtt tnfittt, llrlvt
line, r11r tn4, ,LUS br1ltt1, INtttry 1M uhlust
1y1ttm. All rtpiir work dont in ovr own JSrvlct
dt,.rtmtnt.
------. '68 COUIAR Coupe $2595
----~~. -----;:I~~..!~-~}~ '1495
City of Ct1t1 Mtu '•lks C.r. Ma!MIInecf & rte..,._
·~ .. n. ... ,. ...... forll.
'81 FORD Cal••
sappb.ire cuff l1nks at $125, and ~s Ln va.I.D ap.tnst the blank I have twice itUoduced a coo..
a wood scenic etching worth nll ot re.utaDct to •·out-st1tut1oal.l ameodmut t)r tb1a
$30. sWe J.Dterfereoce" put 14) by purpo11 1D the IA&lalaturt, wttb
PillA TE WATER POLO the Ualverstty structure UDOW almolt DO rtiPODH, 1t would
STARS WIN TOURNEY establlsbld. Uolvvstty ....... be ao uoellaol lubjeet IDr ao
A powerf\11 Oranp c oast lties CODtioue &o !pore the w1ll ln1Uat1n petltlon.
College water polo squad swept ol the people whose tu: mooey MIIJlYilUt, tbt Lelialature
tbroup the Pirate lnvltattonal they spend 10 la't'ilhl)' aDd whoae does ban the poysr to IP·
et Sa s 27 dedicated, Y1oltot soemies they PfflPI'late or withhold 1tat1 um tattd turday, ept. • wlWnclJ l:u'bor and ofteo en. f'I.IDU wbicb tbll1D1Ytrsltrm111t
to eop the crown and run Ita coura-. baYs to m&JJi:&1D 111 opvat~oa.
M&eoo record to 4-1. ... Nut &etioo tor occ w111 bt Tbt latest exa.mple of wb&t TtlU powr by ltMlt woald be
thll Friday, wbenthe Buc:seoter U m91.111 to ban a state unlver-su1fleleot to compel U. prq>tr
the Southern Ca11nvitatioDll at sity iasnJatect trom a.U "out-action 1D cuu lib Krl.smu's ,
Golden West. side 1rtt:rf.rence" is tbe cue if oaly 1t wwt UHd. ·
occ, undefeated apinst Ju-of Mike KrU:man at the Untyer. l But 10 tu', delpltt a,U that
Dior college competition th1l slty o1 C&Wornta at 1n1ne baa twiii>'Ded, molt lellslat«s
year, bombed College of the (VCI). Krisma.n bu admittedly wW DOt ue ll. Only three
Sequolu t.a. the opeoer, 13•9, been a member ot the studeDU SeD&tors jotMd. me to
lh lrl ad Los A •· Har tor a Demoerattc Society, a.a to ut lt wbeo tbe budpt eo mm opusl • orpntutton committed to cam-wu PLIMd 1D Sacra.merato
bor, the eveotual runper-..,, pu rioltoce which r.s been Juoe ol tbl.s )'tar. 17~c met Santa Monica City rnponsthlt for some ot the Uat:U tbt IA&talatare t..
Collep 111 the clla.mptonshJp worst outbreaks durtoc tbeput line to dema.ad fUDdamiiDJ
pme. Wlt.b tbe scors 19-0at the rear, a.Dd he cooti.Dues to ~ cbulps 1D U:ltYsratty poUcy u
halt, Coach Jack Fullertoo cal-port aDd defeod th1l orpnl-a coodltioo b' reeei'flDI coa-
led ott the oft'ense and played utton. Yet UCJ Cba.Dcellor tlnued ~ or uat1l
defense tbe rest of the ny, Daniel Aldrich appointed Krts-Us JP(ICJa1 COOitftuUoDll 1m-
shutting out the Corsairs. The man a.saistant dean of &tll::lent muntty is remot'td, tbe liDlnr-
Bucs did not tai.e a shot 111 the acth1t1es, am keeps lllm inttw.t stty o1 Ca.Ut.c:.ula will coat1n.-
secoDd t:la.lt. position despite the vehemeDt to be, to tftset, abcwt the Jaw.
objections of cltizeos who are .
$2.1 MILLION ORDER ._ned at Klrtng an admlllad FOUMDER'S DAY FETE
Congressmaa James B. lJtt trleod am ally of revoiWJoo-Kaw-Ka&lP&Ci&mma will bold
(R35th) bas anoounced that tbe aries a post in the UDiverslty ttl touadtr'1 dlJ bmcbloo tb1J
Department of Arm7 bu awa.r-admln1stratlon. Saturcit.y, Oct. ' at DliDrJ-
ded Z-0 Products, a d1Y1sioo This matter wu broug:lj laDd botel. Featured apMW
of Wells Marine, Inc.., !190 bd>re tbe UnlnrsJt)' of Call-w1ll be Yr1. Robert s. De-..
Pullman Avenue, Cotta Yesa, torllia Board of Rerents at Its beim of SID F'nDctaco, pro-
a $Z.l million cootract to pro. meet1ne Sept. 19 and_ as &D)'-noce director of ebapten. Lo-
duce tbe metal parts tor ooe who had followed their past cal memblr1 of tbl Soutberu
4,070,000 delayed phmprs ln record could easily have pre. Orance eo.ty AliUIUU arcq,
the M-557 artillery tue. Tbe dlcted _ Aldrlcb's aeuoa. ns wbo wt.U at&llld lDcllde Mra.
wort will be completed at the eadorsed, Krlsman wu n-KeDDatll SJoap of ~ del
Costa Mesa plaot. laiJied IJid lhe prote&liD(IIW IJid Mia BoUr Allll1llll
...................................................... ciUseas were lpred. aDd Yrs. Robert Stlplaa ttl
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HERITAGE IS
AalJdlnc .,_u &ad pride seYeral cokii'M per...,, ftU..
tJlrOciCb u --•nwttnc ol tM toriM IAc:IUIMII.
aebool"l put ud t:radlboo.ltu· A tbe ead o1 the 45-mlluQ
deaU at CtXObi..del Mar HiP usembb, e'leryODerOMtoslQ(
atteaded a Herltace Auembly tbe alma mater llld 8CKD:Sect
-Tbuudn.y, Sept. 18, brlD.glD( a battle erles b' tbe ~
THERE WAS CONSTERNATION amoac res1deatl DIU 5tb decade ol poowtb before tbelr footbeU eampa.t.p.
AYe. in Corooa del Mu "'-trueD lltarted damplac buJI eyu oa. tbe xreen. "Tba .eebool aptrtt wu ex.-
quantlUes ol brot•pariDcllldnl:lb_..oetotbetreew&J rf&tlt· Deslpelllo start tbe eebool ceptJorw!IJ b1&b &ftel' tbe as-
of-war wuterly olMarperlte AYe. Tbe ctump matertaJwu yeu bJ proyld.J.nc the ltudeat sembly," obserYtd us dlfec ..
be1D& relliO'ted from tbe streetrtiCODitr'uetioaJif'Ojectatl'ltb --1 ~-"-lor ~-•-• lotDSe 0 ~....:4.&Uiol • -.&", "-1• St. aDd ln1Dt AYe., H&r WtstcWI' Plua. Ia tbe blck&foUDI! bt.DdiDc lbem loptber, tbe IIIli· otbers who be)ped put U.
are tbe oew bomes aJoac: Mar.....,tte Aft. lD l:larbor' View q._ aaembiJ II'Otliebled pie. program toptberiDeiucieHury
HUll:. (D. A. Arm.troo.r photo,) turea from old yeubDOU, Korea, DoD HaPete, Ud Jcu
FIGHTER PILOT NAMED al...W Wbo ban doGe ln-Black ol the dramadepartmeDt. . :.:=.=~·:::: 1~'::;~ 111 01AEL fORD OF
W&!Ur Y. (Bad) Kablll'ln t1 cbn.irm&D ol tbe baud ot tbe tradttioQs, C.M. 01 E$ AT 17
Bay Sborea, ae~ee utcU-Oriark:l Air Muema. Tbe respoase wu so &DOd that Mtcll&el G. Ford, 1 'l, ot 315!
•-.rt.aA~.r-.-1 b I ·····--.-. RIP VAN WINKLE
Truly finest in sleeping comfort.
UYe m:t 15-Umes decorated He ta tbe ...._, of"l:lcmest sc.bool ol!lcl&ls are Pluninc to Stelly Ate., Costa Wes&y ctled
wartime flpterpUot, has )JlDed Jotm." destrU:ttrlcbU:upertea. preseot the r;wocnm to prareats Sept, 21. He ls suntn1d bJ b1J
lbe Llbert}'Pukadt'ISOI'JCOUD· cea durinc World war o lDd at ._ck to scbool nigtl.t. mother, Mrs. Carl AlcotD t1
cu. OYerseelog ob)eeta of Korea, ptlllabed b)' c. P. Put-The script tot the slldoe pre-Costa Mesa.; his t:n.tber, GordoG
Amerlcaa &DinK Into Liberty oam•1 Sou, audreJa.tJ.nchlaes:. seatatJoo was written by Ken Ford, amtstepmotber, Wrs.Adn.
Patlt ln Los Anceles. perteoces u a prUooer or war Koury, wtth help from Bob Mtl. ford. both of Tornace; % bro-TWIH OR FULL SIZE ......... Per Set 189.50
He ls a vtee .. president ol the 1n Korea tor 16 mODths after ler, a creative writing lnstruc· tbers, Jelf:rey ford, Costa ENJOYING TEA at the fall membersh.lp tea and fashion
North AmericanRocltweU Corp. being shot doWil WbJle oo a tor • 00 ptbe.rlng the slides. Mesa., aDd Bob ford, Torrance; sbow or the Thursday Club of NelPPOrt Har'OOr are ()eft
and president or the American mlssSon of plooeerloc' din Paul Sa.nsome, a student, 3 sisters, Dale and Weady AL-to rlgbt) Mrs. Robert Smith, poqrlDg. junior pn.st presi-
FIIhter Pilots Assn. His heroic bombing tactics with tbeSn.bre-oarn.ted. corn, C05ta lAesa, aJXIKatbleeo dent and parUmentarl.a.n; Mrs. Allen I.me, pcj~Uctty, and
QUEEN SIZE .............. P•• Sot U9.50
KING SIZE .•.............. Per Set 359.50
story-booll: career began ln 1942 jet F -86. Alumni athletes whO were ford, Torrance; ~eri:s, Mrs. Ted Russell, past president. (Eoslp pbOto.)
when he enllsted 1n the li!J.ted His 15decorattonslocludethe boDored locluded Toni Hewitt, Mr. &DdWzs.Jn.mesford.South
States Alr force. During World otsttnculsbed Sen'tce Cross, the Olympic swlmmer,a.ndJohn Gate; b1s materDLI lf&Dd· BR IDGE LESSO"'S ARE SPONSORED IY EIELL
War n aDd the Korean cooruct, the U.S. SIJYer Star, Brlt:lsll Vallely, the UCLA basketbi.ll mother, Mrs. Mary Pelurals, Mrs. Charles Perrin, cha.lr. FoUcnrlbg a sandwich ltm.
he d1.stiocuished himself as a Dtstlngulsbed Fiylag Cross &Dd star· Los Angeles. SerTlees were man or Goren Counters, has an-cbeoll, regular members or
eombn.t pUnt wtth zs "riC· the Btlc:f,n.n &Dd Freocb Crotzde Graduates whO have died beld Sept. U. at Costa Wesa ooUDCecl tbe start or bridge ln· Goren Coulters Sectioo will
tortes, .. Including 21 German, GI.M!rre. Ht.s last Air force u-tigt:ltinr lo Vietnam were also First Wethodisl Church with struction at Newport Beacb en;oy cards througbout the
Obi Japanese and three MJG slgrunent was a director al hooored. Cbl.plal.D Wureo D. Tnmbo, Ebell Club, SlS W. Balboa Blvd., afternoon. Tbe brldp P'0'4l
alreraft, oper:atioos L.Dd Ylce-comma.a. Tbe scbool's heritage was U.S. Nary, omctaUor. Inter-Balbo&. Lessoos at $15 lor 10 meets f!'lery secoo:t Friday ol
H.J.GA RRF[T fU RN flllRE
PROFESSIONAL
INTUttQP. DESIGNER.S
o~·· ........... , ...
COSTA r..tESA, CALIF.
21 1S HARIOR ILVD.
He hek! numerous command der or tbe !'l'tb Air DiYlston at a lao related to the be.cl::grounds ment was at Harbor Rest Me. sessioos wtll be given from 10 the ll\Cimb. Further ln!ormation
us1pments, and served as "":·~-~~Alr~:F~O<~e~e:_Ba~se~----oi::.__:U_::•_:Iac_:ully.::__:m_em.::::ber:..::.::':.· _•_:'::"':_:m:::or::.:lai:.:Pu.=:"-:.._ _____ __:lo:_:ooo:::n.:::_:be~glnni:::::"~•_:Oc:::::l.~l::O::_· __ ::m:•:_•_:be:_:OO!a:::l:'""'::.:ai:_6:.7S=-':_72=6:.. ~=====================~ uecuttn omcer to Secretaries r
of the Atr Force W. Stuart
SJmlngton and Tbomas E. Fin.
letter. lo 1949 he earned a
bachelor of science degree lD
aeroaautica.l eng1Deertng U.
Purdue University.
He ns manager or McDoa-
nell Aircraft's Los Angeles or-
flee for 3 years. Today, he is
the marl::eting executive for
North American Rockwell's
space dlvtston.
He is a member otthe Ameri-
can Aces Assn,, tne Society or
E:lperlmeotai Test Pilots, the
Air Force Assn., the Army
Resene Assn., tlle lnstitute of
Aerospace Sciences, the Society
ol Alltomotlve Engtneers, and
LEGAL NOTICE P-a46i7 -'--'-~
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
ftctlttous Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED does
hereby certit)' that he Is eoa-
ductltlg a charter aDd sales
bust.Dess at 207 Princetoo
Drive, Costa Mesa, CalU,
9%626, ooder the t1cUUous fltm
oame of Cbarter Ceotral &Dd
tbat said lit m ls composed of
the !oUowln( persoo wbose
oame In tull and place of resi-
deDCe are as follows, to-trit:
Barry Ware, 207 PrlncetonDr .,
Costa Mesa, Calia. 9Z626.
wrrNESS my band thls Bth
day of September, 1969,
Barry Ware
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
...
ON THIS Bth dayofSeptember,
1959, before me, a Notary Pub-
Uc 1D and tor sa.J.d county and
state, residing therel.n, duly
eommlsslooed and sworn, per.
sooally appeared Barry Wue,
tDo1rn to me to be the per.$lCl[l
wbose oarne is subscribed to
the within instrument, and a.et-
oowledged to me that be eu-
cuted tM same,
WITNESS my ha.OO and omcat
seal.
Mary A. Haapa
Notary Publlc lD aDd lot said
County and state.
My Commtss.lon expirN
Dec. 13, 1971.
PQbllsh: September 11, 18, 25,
October 2, 1969, in the Newport
Harbor Eastp>.
FORIIfRI. Y MEARS CMIERA
NOW AT
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The have and holders ... a personality analysis
Read the personality descriptions and select the one that suits you best to lind the right sav•ngs plan for your type.
The charts will show you how each one works. We"ve been matching people to savings plans for 33 years. The k1nd
of people who want their money to keep its buy1ng power. Who want the value of their money lo remain steady .n an
up-and-down market. Who would rather have their money earn interest than to pay exorb1tant carrymg or loadtng
charges. Who wont their money to multiply so they can pay cash for things. Who want to be able to get the.r hands
on the.r money when they need it. Saving people. like you-the kind who want to HOLD the.r money and HAVE •t
earn interest. Come in and let one of our people experts get you started on your personalized-to-your-savmgs-
personality program at Newport Balboa Savings.
Are you one of the
regular people?
PLAN #I
Regular Account
This plan ts for regular
people Wtth regular
salarres who have
decrded to save regular
amounts anywhere from
$5 a week up, but who
want their money workmg
for them. They also want
rt to be some place they
can get therr hands on rt
if they need 11 '"a hurry
If they can leave 1t alone
for a year or more. 11 wtll
grve them the Btg Annual
5 13 yreld
REGULAR MONlHl 'f
INVESTMENT
'" $50 ,,,.
6 Mot '" "" ""' >V• 308 6" "3J
2 Yrs 632 ',... 2529
3 Yrs 912 ' ... 3 892
• Yrs 1.33 1 2.662 5 32•
5 Vr1 I 707 3,415 6.8.30
10Yrs 3.900 7,801 15.602
IS'V'r1 15.715 I 3 432 ,. ...
20Yr1 10.329 20 662 41 325
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Are you one of the
other-people people?
PLAN #2
Life Inc ome P1•n
Th1s is for people who
have a sum of money they
would ltke to put asrde
and receive the tnterest
every month but not
touch the principal.
Perhaps you tntend to
leave your money to your
he1rs In th1s plan the
origmal mvestment is
reta•ned for a lifetime
and you have a regular
rncome every month. If
your future plans are for
your children's future,
then th•s sav1ngs program
may su1 t you
LIFE INCOME PLAN
Initial O.po1il Amount of CtM.dt
$12000
14,500
20(00
25000
50.000
S SO 00 Per Mon!h
60 00 Per Mol\lh
83 00 Per Mol\th
1 ()of; 00 Per Mol\th
208 00 Per Month
Are you one of the
retiring people?
PLAN #J
Monthly Security Account
Th1s 1S for people who have
a lump sum of money but
who know that 1f they don "t
put 1t away somewhere out
of srght, they wdl spend 1t
Perhaps they are look1ng
forward to ret,rement and
know •I would be better to
have a certa1n amount
comrng tn every month over
a gtven penod Not only w rll
they get back a lot more than
they put 1n. but there w1ll be
a nestegg to reward
themselves for not
blowtng 1! all at once
INVEST $10.000.00 AND
you rec eove
e1ch month lor
$5000 10yu•s
S 5000 1S years
S 7500 10yu•s
$ 75 00 15 yUr5
$10000. 10yea•s
and you •eta•n
ll'l estate oP s 867500 s 772500
$4 77500
$100000
s 87500 1
INVEST S25.000 00 AND.
you rece•ve ,,..d you <e!lonl
e..ch '!"Onlh for "" esl<~~le of"
S I 00 00 10 yrars S:?5 600 00
$10000 !Syu•s 52605000
$15000 10 yu •s $1780000
$200 00 IOyn rs $!000000
S250 00 10 yu rs 1 ~ 200 00
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Are you one of the
patient people?
PLAN il4
Gu•r•nteed
Ann ual Rate Account
Thts plan 1S for patrent people
who already have a sum of
money to tnvest and are wdltng
to wart a wh•le for a good
return on therr money The
m1nrmum depostt ts $1 .000
(more 1f you w1sh. of course)
1n exchange for wh1ch you
rece•ve a certrf1cate wh1ch
guarantees an annua l rate
of 5.25 % tor 3. 4 or 5 years
Are you one of the paltent
ones? Then the GUARANTEED
ANNUAL RATE ACCOUNT
1S for you
YOU WILL RfCEIVE lniti•l .... .,.., .... , .,. .... 3 ,. ..... .. ,.. .... 5 ,..,.I $ I .OCXl $1170 $1233 • ' 300 s 5,000 s 58S2 s 6.168 I 6 soo
S10000 $11.705 $12.336 $13 001
$15.0CXl $17558 $18504 $19502
rt Balboa Savi
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P. A.~. ChMmen ol tM &o.n:J • ..,._ 86oit~Qt.Met, Pr•••dent
Are you one of the
enterprising people ?
PLAN :5
3· Year Bonus Account
For people who wa nt not
only the current yte\d on
thetr sav1ngs. but would
l1ke a sum over and above
In th1s plan you 1nvest a
mm1 mum of $1000 wh1Ch
earns you the current y1eld
PLUS an extra · >:l% per
year at the end of 3 years
If you would ltke to be
enterpns+ng and safe at
the same tome then the
3-year bonus account
IS for you
YOU Will RE CEIV E
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Mesn Qfflrce: ,_VIto UdD. He:e,a.n 8Nc:h. Celdomire t288S • ~ 714/67WIJ0 • Carone del..._ ()H'" F!Mf'Ctel PW:a. 560 f'la•pon ~ 0..... e COS'ON dlti W.., c.tlfoml• taa25 • PhoN 714li4+141t -
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THE PROOf Of THE PUDDING
This is the day of the so-called ''scientific"
mind, the aeneratton of those who must have
proof before they will accept a truth. How
ohen do we hear someone say. ~1 cannot take
anythins on · f;~ith. You have to prove sonx~
thins to rM before 1 believe it." With these
words some pt"Op!e u.plain their refusal to ac-
cept the salvation which God otrers, since this
salvation is by failh.
As a maHer of facl. even in !he realm of
sc;ence fai1h aoes before proof. The scie.mist
believes-lhat is. he has faitb-that certain
chemicals fnixed together will produce cen ain
results. Therefore. in the laboratory he mixes
the chemicals to prove by experiment whether
the thing he believes is true. A physician has
faith that a certain drug has power to cure a
disea~e. and bKause he believes the drug has
power he tries the drug in the treatment of
the di!.tast.
God asks us to apply this same sort of faith
in the realm of the ~piritual. Hi s invitation is,
··o taste and ~c th at the Lord is good" (Psalm
)4 :8). All God asks IS that we try Him. Such
a chnllenge from the GoJ of the univer~ to
the race which He !reated should appeal to
the "scientific" minJ.
When one scientist has definitely demon-
strated that a cen ai n fact is scientifically true,
other sctentists accept his proof and go on
from there in their research without having to
re -prove the truth which he has establishC1..1.
It i;; not necessary to establish proof of the
fact that rhe blood of the Lord Jesus C hrist
can change a man's heart and give him a new
nuture. Th1s eternal truth has been proved in
the ltVl'S of countless thousands. In any other
field than the spiritual. the "scientific" mind
would accept ~uch overwhelming evidence
without a moment's hesitation. Yet here in the
realm of the sp1ntual. men not only decline to
hc l1evl' that which ha s b«n thousands of
11mes proveJ by others but they also refuse to
m:.ke rhe experrment themselves. "Believe on
the Lord J esu~ Christ. and lhou shalt be saved"
I Acts 16:31 I. says the Bible; but the "modern,
wise . and SCientific"' mind says. ""You will have
10 prove !hill to me." The proof lies in believ-
mg. When we hehevt, we prove.-American
Way Feature.;
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St f th f t A b lriB4MI1MO.GAMGIL orY,J:)llMG'I OUIIII!• OIOL~ ~~101, LA Jllr.D~CALtr. 6'<a.l(c:,-:;C~~~~;~U<I<•
(OI)NnNUtD riiDM L..,....,.ft)
The birth of laue io proml.oed Juat ODe yoor
from the time of lahmae1'1 circUJDCitlon. lgat one
year to ha.., 11M pteemiJitftCI In the bouae of his
father! It" was &n eventful year In the life of the
lad : the vlalt of the ~Is, the deot.ructlon of
Sodom and Gomorrsh, the viait to Gerar and the
centennial birthday eelebratlon of Abraham all
oc.curred.
It is hard to determine how much he ltnew of
his rejection and how much of God's plan had been
kept from the lad. At any rate, when the child of
promjse was bom. friction bepn in the tent of
Abraham. The common jealousy of an older child
for a newJy.welcomed. baby was heichtened by the
friction between the moth.en. At the ·reast of Wean-
ing, the older boy was seen "mockinr'' the three-
year-old baac. Ishmael was then seventeen years
of age. Much speculation has been given to exactly
what went on between the boys at this time. The
tenn "mocking" is open to various interpretations
and the Apostle Paul adopts a severe one by his
statement, "He that was born after the ftesh per-
secuted him that was born after the Spirit" (Gal.
4 :29). In Lightfoot's outstaziding commentary on
Galatians, he concludes, "at all events, the word
seems to mean 'mocking,' 'jeering.' ... " Another
position declares that Ishmael may have been se.
veYely mistreating the child, indeed, almost killing
him. Immediately S~~orah demands the expulsion of
both mother and son.
J ehovah told Hagar her son would become as a
u·ifd ass, that he would be continua.Uy in warfare,
and that he would dweU "ovl'r against aJ.l his bretl&·
ren." The Bedouin love of freedom has character·
ized the hardy, frugal life of Arab tribes through·
out hi story. Such was the life of Ishmael ... a life
of constant feud as he led marauding bands of
desert warriors in fast moving attacks on villages
and traveling caravans. No doubt many men knew
well the name of Ishmael as the great "desert fox"
of the Patriarchal Period.
The expreMion "over B.gB.inst h.i~ brethren" sig-
nifies two things. That the original Hebrew reads
"to the east of" is not to be doubted but more seem!
to be implied. The extreme independence and sepa-
ration of the Arab people · set forth. History con-
ftnna auch --. frwa tloo ..._... .. of
Abraham •poclaQ:r, 111111 ODe -fwMI!M that Jah..
mael loJ!C canted Ia hlo lleal't a ,..,._ llvt for
tho -t that ho 111111 hlo motiMr load .,..
eelved beca•oe of laaac. It Ia .-with -,..w
that we rud that JohmMI .,_bad< 110 bolp ~
with the burial of their lathe>' (C... 26:1). r--
hapo it can only lie explained by thefnfttctlcm of
hia father'• love in lahm&el
But lahmael wu no ordinary Arab. God had
promised Abraham He would blou the lad and 10
we read in 21 :20 that "God wu with the lad.'" The
prosperity of earthly bloui~ wsa to lie with llh-
mael while Isaac enjoyed the Apiritual blrthrilht.
"He dwelt in the wUdemeu, and beeame, u he
grew up, an an:her," (Gen. 21 :20). Pan1iwu his
home and hia mother obvioualy dwelt with him for
Scripture recorda that she .. took him • wife out
of the land of En'J)t." Thia would make the chil-
dren of Ishmael one-fourth Jewish and t.h.J'ee..
fourths Egyptian. Aside from the burial of hia
father, the life of Ishmael ia mentioned twice more:
one in Genesis 28 :9 when Eu.u takes a daurhter
of Ishmael to be his wife; qain in Geneeia S6 :S
where the reference is apin to Esau.
The current Middle Eut conflict ia but another
evidence of the historic warfare described in the
above paragraphs. The Israelites poueu the land
between the Euphrates and the Red Sea ovenpread-
ing into North Africa and Southem AsiL Ci:n the
United Nations solve a .f,,()()()..year-old blood hatred
or will the turmoil continue until the promised
Messiah comes to deliver Isaac's seed from the
hand of the son of the bondwoman?
One additional emphasis must be given. The
promises to Issac, as unconditional and sure u
their fulfillment is, in no way nerate the rirht of
the Arabs to hear the gospel in this age of rrace.
God will some day gather His people nationally;
but until that day. "His people" conaiats of the
universal Church composed of white, black, red,
brown, British, African, Jew, and Arab -with·
out respect to rank.
The great interest in Jewish evangelism is com-
mendable, but evangelicals tend to over-emphuize
with such missionary etforta to the excl111ion, or at
J.east minimization, of gospel witneaa among the
Arab peoples -now over 100 million strong! God
has put away His people for a season to bring the
Gentile nations into the kingdom of grace. There
is no Biblical curse upon the Arabs which keeps
them from participating in the rrace of Christ's
cross ... the "whosoever'' of John 3 :16 includes
the seed of Ishmael. liE
by JOHN NEWTON
he find!-! that to run tht-nu·e d('-
m<tndR hi !' utmrJ,.;t Rtre1114th. cou r -
age and patient·(·.
C'hri:~tian life. and point out the
prize to your \'icw. we are bound
in duty to tell you that without
faith and holine~s there can be no
acceptance.
races. though many run, only one
can receive first prize. But thanks
be to God, it is not so in the Chris-
tian race. All who run as the Lord
has appointed will be sure to win. • Ju ~" .\'o·~<"l'l)l, '""' of 11 llhopmo~ft•r,
f•u uo/ from n It{• u{ tu•b• /,rf nud blru-
lllrf'lnJI aonl b•ro.,,r u fr"Od<'f .. fthr E t•oll·
yrli~al rrt·n·rll ,, E11gla"d. IJorn in l~<ltl· t/,., 111 17.!5, hf' tt'tlfl n l!po"f'Uf'<i u11. board a
•ntHI·Il/·II'Or CJ1H/ lnlrr ra plowtd a l!lnt•r
11f11p bf'{Or#' brwy l'ftllt"rrlrrl tJ.,,.;,g (I firrrr
lllo•-m ot ua. A {nr111/ of r.r,•rpr n"h•rr.
field aHd J,.lrtl ll"r•lr!l, lrr ,.., . ..,,. ll"t·•·•ol
/nnw"~ hym .. /1 '" r .. llnl,ul(llwu wllh /'"'"'
U't!lmnr Cnwpr, ''"'/ ul(f,.,., .. ,o/ .•urlr ,.,.
rn·al /t-ad•···~ tu lfd{,{l m \l'olbr•{v••ro• ""d
tla"'"lh M•~>l' w•lh h•H ,,.,,,,,fill.
No opposition can prevail against
them, nor will the number of the
candidates be any diminution to the
happiness of each individual. The
inheritance of the saints in light,
like the light of the sun, is not
diminished by being shared among
many. Each one possesses the
whole, in the same perfection as
if there were none to enjoy it but
himsel f.
Great lvnts il tle New
"Healina of the Ceaturian' • Se"aat"
19 -Luke 7:1-10 a1 lira. I., llarcta
CLUES ACIOSS
I IM\Y "oatorod Ualo -----
7 "to -·--l llDD ID!r.Gmod" {Luko
llt3)
•t. •11. "12 H----____ ----lo•ad 110 .... lo:ida~
10 .. ,_ ...t ----moat ia tho
~.-. Ito-" (l.lao 7:37)
14 Mr• do -·--• Dot bo...U.. tbo
MriphU' .. H (Matt.. 22:21)
IS "wo aoko 1Wa 1:1 ____ ,.-(J Jo1u1
1:10)
17 WtiaJ. ol dtiQ of P~:~ul'a birth
.ad .. Citl& (Aet. t :ll: 21:11)
II --t .......,. Ac-diod (Dout. 32:50)
20 M,..., .. pldoo ----lull of tho
~ ol God"' (I••· 15:7)
22 ,•lli•L tJ!i:d -·--· EU~:~II>, GDd hacdU" (I Olroa. 15:11)
14 "caet IWa i.Dto -·--da:rboM'"
(MIItt. 22:U)
17 i.JUtiala of Abrata-·, Mpfiow
-• S...lllr."• lumdmcrid (~D.
12:$; Goa. 11:11)
21 H.. t.laer ----both hapthor"" n••=o 21 a dtr' ia Gil-d (D Sam. 11:31) 31 "'J ha-.. D.t loa.acl .. 'lftCirt Ja:itll,
ao. tult ----t.r-1"' n .. .., 1 .. ___ .....U.r"
7 Cl MD oi A.aft (I CUoa. $:1)
I "there M•U ~toe ""plato cmcl ----of, .. , .. ~ (Ma1t. 1112)
13 OWiler ol ttant.kln9 JIHt (I a.-.
21 :11)
It ""lo,.. worbth a.o ----to ~
a.olp!tooW (loa 13:11)
II ••dcn.ation of .,..U..v
II "Ita. aJ1 ia I.W IUIID *• ----.t
the ...... (Lv.h 3tll
21 • .oa. of a.la (I Claro-. 717)
13 iaitioL. of two dtt.. CLu.ke hJI;
7:11 )
15 i!Uti•W ol two dtiM (G.-. 111211
45:11 )
21 UUtiaJ. ol two hadoo-(Judw. 0111:
12:11)
H "I am aot worthy !Jt.at tMa.
ahouldnf oa.tor Ulld ... •J' ---· ~
30 a rodoat (LeY. U:al)
32 .am• u t dowa
3$ i.Dlticd. of tllo fine MD ol laehl
cmd: .. eoa.d aon ol ~11••11 (C.L
30:24: 30:t}
31 "Gocrl !lao ... "' ----" cr.c~ •. 1:21)
3t oM lt.aadaaid of Scmr1l (G.L
II: I) 4D tho thifd .oa ol Simooa. ____ d
(Gn. 41:10)
33 "In e-• u.lllto lli8; ----· aad ll.ia U "all t.llat llaadlo , ... ----• IH
--·-roc:oi ... d bim llol" (Joha 1aari.o.n" (Es.k. 27121) 1:11) « Gl eiiT ol Moo .. (N...., 21 :11)
W ''Whoa th•T eomo ----Joeu" U "..n..r. ill tlu lriat' ol • , . S.p-
3$ ldav cnaol.atod by Elijoh (J Imp hC!r91dm. ----~ en .lbr.p •• ,,.,
lf:ll) t1 ollll ... d•uvlatM of Lt!Ha (C.-.
:II ut.n .... ol llttl book of llblo 21:)tU
•31. •u "I lun·o a.ot -·------~ot U ''tlae dlilchoa ol ----" (Moil.. 7:47) t.Uil" tt -ol DidoD.. ____ .._ (C... •=
43 .. _... th cbildru ol Wool . • . 21 ) ......-.d. _ •• _I~ (Jud9. 2:11) 50 WU. oJ Er. ____ ., (C.a. alii)
U ..,.,at U would eo~~~• caad ---· 51 ia!thd. ol tJu.. nat.n (D ._.,
1U. Mr9PI" 24111 I m. .. 11:1: AN UsJf)
... , ...... oot t.ua.d .. ---· fa:ithw 5-t ial.ti ... ol"" ..... oJ J~ ca-.
51 iaieie1e .. -ptcda .a...IMi of 21:21t SS:IIJ , • ......,. _. ..,._. .. wh hai.. 5I bddellt ot two dtS-. "Pnl ..wtM
W. CD m.p 1:1. II) fAct. 1:11 : .\$ 14:1)
52 '-Itt• .. JOMJ*'• old ... lorodt.or -4 .. eoa4 ..a (C. .. 41:1. 2D)
U o elliot nalor ol D-W. (0 &no. ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S
20:.)
$.5 "'1lwoa ottqV.u.d . , • wlloD llo Do, ~l'g~~~
9C1D to ----H (Job 4:$1) ~ 57 .. trioad .. God (Goll. 11:11) ·sa , •--aot iovad. .. "'"' -·--H
a,UEI DOWN
I oMk..-•••r 110 -• ...... ..,... _ _ ,_....w
2 .... .., al .. llott..a.--·---, .... l11)
3 a Lo.-ttkal dly of Gil-d. ____ th
(Dnt. 4:43)
4 Now Tool~:~•oat (ak!M.Y.)
S ''M--. Acrroa. -d ----Weill up
to tile top ol th hill" (E..:od.
17:10. ~I•)
I ~~~,. ---· 11tt ll.iaa. -d hLrucl him
.JM•lw
Difficulties In The
a, '11m LAft a. A.. ~
Bible
(JlJ die .. I ... af ....,_ r.-, ~)
DOES GOD REPZHT?
A•p•inl•d 1...,., DECISIOI'I MGgcuin•,
\300 H""""" Ptoc •, ltllnn•OPGII•, l!l !nn,
The country of Greece, and espe-
cially the neighborhood of
Corinth, wa~ famou~ for trials
of skill in a \'a r iety of exerei~es.
~uch a~ racing, wrc~tlin,l! and fight-
ing. And becauF.e the children of
the world a rc very wi~e in thei r
generation :Jnd !<pare no pain!'! to
accomplish thf' point they ha ve in
view, the Apostle Paul use~ them
as an example. to sti r up believer~
to diligence. In several places he
compare~ the ('hristian life to one
or another of the conte~t~ in the
public Olympic Gamei\, and in some
places• particularly to a race.
Those who are :tl'tual\y l'andi-
date!' for the priz(· may be ~ai'.ily
distin~ui.!'hed f rom the :-pert<ttors:
they han~ no lt'i;-;ure fur amu~e
ment: their eyes are fixl"d aod tht-ir
thoughts whrrlly cn~a~ed upon what
they ha\'e in hand. They ('.Xt'rt all
their powers <1nd strain every
nerve to reach the goal. In the ~arne
way, a sen!'e of the wnrth uf their
souls. of the lovlO! of Ch ri~t. of the
glory that shall be revealed. of
their o wn weakneJ-ts and nf the many
obstacle:;, that withstand their prog-
ress stirs Chri ... tians up to watch-
fulness, diligence and prayer. and
I:'Xcites a holy jealousy.
Of course we. a~ heralds, are not
only to im·ite otherR. but are like-
\lo'ise to run ou r~elves. We have need
to preach to ou r:.eh·es no less than
to you, and to entreat your prayer~
for us, that we mav stand perfect
and complete in the whole will of
God. \\'e a re to keep close to hi~
\\"ord, pray for his Spi rit. be dili-
gent and temperate in ;til things
and m<tintain a watch over our
own he;trts. The~e are the means
by which the Lord keeps hi~ people
from fall in)!: we are not kept by
tru~ting to any outward talent,
calling or u..,efulness.
ANOI'BD APPAIIENT "'CCN''''LUMCCN"' of the Scripture cil
HO STOI'I'ING OR TURNING aACII: whkb a pwt deal ia made and which h. pum.d. a p--.t maD,1 belie-nn .. ...-:
I would therefore seek to per-We relld Ill lla1Khi S:t: 'Tor I am the Lord, I ebanc• oot"; aDd in
In those ancient racei'. mu ch sol-
emnity was observed. The ground
or course was exat"tly marked out:
those who were to t'ompete went
through a i'.t r ict re).!imen and exer-
cise beforehand ; a valol.t concourRe
of people assembled ai\ spectators;
authorized judges were appointed
to award the prize, a crown of
laurel or oak leaves. to the winner.
Before they began, a herald pub-
licly proclaimed the rules to be ob-
served by the competitors. Unless
Ute regulations were strictly com-
plied with, all their pains and en-
deavors issued only in diSBppoint-
rnent and shame.
Let u.s consider where the allu-
aion to the contest holds, and where tlierl io a marked di!Terence.
To COII!pare the Christian life to
a ,... lntlmateo that it i• • labor-
fou:a and .trenUOUI service, incom-
pat.lblo with IIIII hodolent and careleaa
frasM of oplrit. Not that we can
do aarthlnc of ....-ves: salvation
"Ito JIGt • • • of .., that runneth." Bnt ......, a .,.._. II animated by
a ....., of ~-ud the prue of 1M 111111 ..... II aal llefore him,
SPEED MUST IE MAINTAINED
A man may set out in a racp with
the greatest speed. and seem to
outstrip all his an~goni.o:ts; yet if
·he does not persevere to the end.
he will lo.se. When Paul Sii}'S. "f'or-
gettin~cthe things that are behind.
and reaching forth to tho!l.e that
a re before, I strPtch formard," he
use~ a Greek word which beauti-
fully expresses the ea rne~tne~s and
energy of those who run and are
determined to be first. He MY~ else-
where. "So run that you may ob-
tain." Take notice of that exhorta-
tion, for it will be a dreadful
disappointment if you ~hould be
set aside disapproved, when others
receive the prize.
The heralds, or criers, in the
Christian race are the ministers of
the Gospel. They have it in charge
to invite All to run, and to declare
the pre!Cribed rules. These rules
must be carefully attended to; for,
as the Apostle says, a man may
wrestle and fight and run and
weary himself and excel others ;
yet after all he will lose the prize,
and nol be crowned, unleft.S he
strives 1awfuHy. He haa to conform
•trictly to the preacribed re~r~~la
tion.s. UnJea. he run11 w ithin the
llml~ marked out. ftghta with the
usu.aJ weapona and obeervee in all
point& tbe cllllclpllne of the ,.,..,
he will lie dlequallfted.
tMI NIIA.LDI ALIO IM TNI lAC I
At the ume time that we [min·
ioten) proclaim the race of ' the
A great concourse of spectators
attended the ancient Olympic
Games. The Ch ristian, in his race
and warfare, ha~ likewise innu-
merable eye!' upon him. We are ex-
hibited as a ~pectacle to the world,
to the whole universe. The Chris-
tian may be placed in an obscure
situation. yet his neighbors will air
serve him to i\te how hi s profession
and practit·e agree. The powers of
darkness watch him with subtlety
and envy, and go to the utmost
bounds of their commission either
to divert him from his course or to
make it uncomfortable for him.
THE JUDGE AWARDS THII! I' Rill
But we are not to be discou raged
because it appear~ we are left al-
most alone to serve God. Jesus is
always near to s uccor. strengthen
a nd save. We are to rejoice there-
fore that we do not run unnoticed,
but we are to rejoice with trem-
bling. Also, the Judge who presides
at the end of the race i8 Jesus. He
holds forth the prize in full vjew
to the eye of faith, And shall short-
ly crown the conqueror with hl.s
own hand. We may be misrepre-
sented or misund"!nt.ood by men,
but the Lord, the rirhteoua and un.-
erring Judgo, will vindicate, ap-
prove and reward ln the Great Qoy.
Tbua mue.h conoei'Dlnl" the .....
semb.._ of tbe Chrlallan life tA>
a race. I shall now lalra notlee of
se~M particulars In whlcll the reo
aemblaoee folia. First. In th& reo
ward. Bodll)' oxerclae prollta a lit-
tle, says Paul, but ..,.tlh-Ia
profttable for all thlnro. Alto, Ia
~uade you to address you-•lves 1-l :J7: ~ pod Jilt and nery perfect .ut • from •bow:, ad •""'" CJIIIMtb down from ile Father oJ. li&hta, with w6om ll DO vart.bi~
with earnestness to run the race set BllltiMr abldow ol turDlltc"; and I Samuel 15:2t: "And .a.o the 9tJwlcth
before you. Flee from approaching ol.--will DOt Ue nor repct: for "!Je ia DOt • mAD INt Bellbould ,...,.m.. ..
wrath You are upon the brink of But ia IIIJPU"'I'tly flltt t':lOiltrlldict ol. \heM wtt rud illlamh 1:10: · . ..Aad. God. ..... their Worb. that d:le7 tumed fnlm their eril .ar; ...toM danger 1f you are not already en-o • o1 the ..,n thllt & W .ud that He woWd do unto &hem. ad Be
tered in this race. Dread the diJ tt oot"; ad lD GeMebr l:t: "AM it RPfti\Mt the Lord that Be b.-d
thought.ll of stopping short or tum-meda .-a• the euth. ad it flliewcl Him llt m. tt.rt." Raw it DOt -.17 . . . ~ "'It ,.,......, God,. .. but "'lt &riwfd BbD. at me haut." mg back. Mec:htate upon the glor1-Mow i1il .....,. like a flat cont;nctictloo What • the ~daa.1
ous prize which is provided for all 'lba ..,._.._ la \bat what tba tint .at ol 11 ups..,. ~UIIIIJ
who endure to the end ; it ia freely true. tbMCod•at.oautalT"nc:benpable.Heia"'tbe ... ~.aDdto
oft'"ered to all who run Pardon daJ' aad ,...._,. (llebrwwllll:l}. But ~ Mt'lODII a-fi ,....... II allo
G d I l.f · ...... tna. 1D1' II God..,_ n1N1iJ1, the --. m eMncw, lllftDitiltl:t hednt: lin race an etema. 1 e are prom1 ead at.a~.-a, nad,.-pcble iD m. pur-pa. to .wt *' wid. judm-zt.
and beatowed, w1thout money and ._ if ra:1 rJtJ 01 ear penoD eb..-bl etdtt• toward -. God"..-
without price. at Qy tbulrp la m. attitude toward \hat ,._. • dq. U OM. ,... Beliewen, why are we not aa _... ibe..., If m. aultucle towlll'd Ilia aDd rfclt..,. • .., • .,.._
wise in our -neration a.a the chi1-.... tb.:rt •• 1111 c~e-u.,. with mm ...._. • thq tum fraa llbr. to &... IOJ ' •• ltil dYncW nmaiM ..,_. tba --·but J& del'. whb dren of the world! ThO&e who are _ .._. • ..,. c:basrp &om the polltian that • hnlfW to m. -...
fond of a common hone race think h lhl Mtrad o1 • to oot that • piW"C" to m. · h Pll ~ ot
and tafk ·of it, and prepare for it rfPtaoomsn
every day. Does not thetr diligence n IIAY a...a..urraAIII ddlf ., the ~ o1 a ..........,. .,.....
Shame Ull, WhO &re 80 COld, faint tMl I sb ~' nldw to a t:n.IA tbllt _.,.. ........... ia
and dilatory in the most important fNM aiU. ....._ ....._ • tnill t.ct-• _... It 1e to a.._.., ...
and honorable e.oneerns? ...._ (..,.), but • tht tnia ..,... aSiilltw,.... tt • -. ...a fl the --. h I .._ ,_ _..,. '"'7 Ia _...tiM,...._ CIDIU.W ......., ... .._ _. 41aa11r Let ua g~rd up t e oins of our r • liM .. t1rtit _.,..1nlst. ....w t. bJ IIIIO'WIIII• ihtt ..-....._ Jl ..
mind. Some of you have not far to ....._ • ... ...,...._ iD * .,..dost. u. ....... ...a.ttw • • tnllll
run now. You have taken many a _._ ..... _.....Soitkwkbao.teatdtucla....,..-.
weary atep aince you were ftn:t 1f o.lunr .... , , r h t••ble lit. 1111 ......... Hill ~ _. •
I •'--I !?' ... • .-. .... ,.._ llbr. .. ~ o.t"a ,..,, ... , called; but the end 1 at hand; (,1ft! 1 ' t!:s"•..,.--....._. 'l'ht..,.., 1uct tt.t ON..__.,......
period of your complete aalvatlon (.._.. m. ..,..,, tMt a. r • rl~ lhl-. lit m. sltll It a.a.
ts now much nearer than when you...,........... .,..._a.&......,~la1Deat ttaet( .....
fint believed. Think of J'e.ua_ tbe .... I wflll -) • ~turD,_ M .. alalt loa W II
Forerunner and the Juda. He haa
alrudy entencl within tlw nll for
ua. Hla 878 11 upon Ul i he ia nw.r
to -lot, and io waltln• lA> ,..,.lve
ua. May bla Spirit and hla uample
anlmate u fA>· ltnldl fol"ll'lllil lA>
the prbo· of ..... .1.. c:alllu. "'
t-.1 -_., dl~. aiiil to
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rocolft the -of life. .. .... .. -~~~ ___ .._ ...
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Wboo be realised wtat bad bap-prop at 101 E. 8eJ Froat, forced -the prap <*-
peaed Ud reblrDid to tbt I!JtOft Balboa lalud ••• A ear drlfto of Jot\11 8owtu, 1930 Teruita,
••• .A '50 ian .,..... wu ., Rick llart>, 117 33rd st., HuborltlllltJalldJ, While beWU
stolen from Robert s.v Welt Mwpart, nsta.l.bed OW"• oa vaeat~m. but oothtnc wu
prqe at 4$S Frucl.aco, Wilt $200 damace Ia a eolllaSon oa taken • , • The car driven by
t1pper Ba,y ••• Maney Haca1. w. BaJboa BlYd.. wttll a Cl.rdeo. Marta Rotternd, ZlO Garnet,
3007 Harbor View Dr., Harbor Crowe dit.•er • • • At.:. ta.cmc Balboa laland, sustained over
Vtew lUlls, coUJded oaE.Caut a $ZOO..plus repair bJlllis J.C. $200 dama«es l.n a coutstoo
H\t'y, wWI a driver from Mu1co Bhettuct, ucn Eutblutr Dr., on the Island's Marlne Ave,
••• A thief reached ID tbroup Ei'lt Bhlt:f, wbo colU4ed 011 E. wlUI Lynn Meade, another Bat. .. mall-•-•~to C H baa 1 •-~--316 A SJ:OO A.M. TO 10:!0 A.M. -fi'AitiiiiL.Y WO~I
N£WPQRT 8E·ACH, CAL.IFO-IA
THE AMEIUCAH L.UTHIEAAH CHU .. CH
as ua a •UJIAJW out W')'. wttll a LoogBeacb s_._.., at metbyst
open a car a00 took $150 ~n driftr • • , HJt-run drlfets ••• .JHaa Misterly, 4905 Rl•er t:JD A.M. TO 10t1D A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOL.
clothlag from Darlene Hut. ru into the parked cars of Ave., West Newport, cotuded 11:00 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON -WO~I" SI!W<IICI!
ebersotl, 257Z Baysbore Dr., Na·• . Jobnsoo, 192-4 D1aDa. on River wt.tll a Downey driver 11M .... ~--G ...... p.-,
No, 39, Bay Soores ••• Charles Hubor HJ&bJ,a.ndtl:, aad Muriel •• .A hit-run driver ran 1Dto 111• W..Y. a-ll• Wlld&e. A_.et•t P..-.
C:al:iweU, 305 30th St., w.~st Routtey, 441 Canal. Newport the puked car of Christine ~~2::=;::=;::;==:~1'114==-=:~5~U~II:;I:I=;::=~;::~~ Newport, Ya.s charged wtth Shores, whOse car was damaged Carl, ZH Iris, Corona dellobr
being drunk 1D publlc. by more than $200 ••• Sballa ••. .Sylwester Joseph Vlnicky, O.ristiCN'I ScleftU ,1,., ....... a.,.a.
• SATURDAY, SEPr 6 McVeigh, 11 5 Mtl1ord, CamiO 1807 W. Balboa Btvd., Central $.vices .I C:..t• ......
A stereo tape deck stttinc Sbores, collided on E. Coast Newport, ns c harged 'lith nut CltUilCB OF
0.1 .1 ca.r seat awaltiJlg lnsta.l-Hwy. with .1 t:.·lver trom El being c!run.k In public. anun, saD! ruT
latioo will oever play mriSlc Monte · • • William Becker, • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 )}03 Via Lido
1n that car, but a sneaky Ul1ef 1715 MarUnWay,Baycrest,W'~ Stolen ftshin& gear netted f'llewpott Beach
may be llstenlng to It r Jctt now; ·:l~uged with betog drW ill $1ZO for the thief that ralded St;NOA Y SCHOOL
Tape Town,4j39W.CoastHwy., public. Patrtci.a Mellor's p.rage at309 9:\S ...... -~II._,._
West Newport, te9C)rted tbe$96 • MONDAY, Sept. 8 Cedar, Newport Snores . . • SUNDAY SERVICES
theft ••• Another. car stereo, Park.iog meters have been Someooe carried away a !2SO 9: IS -11 .....
W':lrlh $ll5, was stolen fro:n 1. lhe object of people's fury tor Sabot tbat belongs to Rodgn WEDNESOA Y EVENING
Van Ma.aene, 316 Amethyst, years, but seldom doesooeta.ke Garrity, 111 Vi2 Ravenna, Udo MEETING '•·•·
Batboo. [stand ... David Brakes-such abuse as a meter at 104 Isle •••• Ben Wett.ul, 4, or READING R()()M 14tll St C tr 1 N t di w ••• 6•~•: 9 "·"' -S •·"'· m:1 •., 408-1/l Go~denrod, Co-•• eo a ewpor, d 48Z1 Orrlngtoll. Cameo s nores, w.o .... ~.,.. 9 ...... _ 7:4S , ..... r•.~ ~o1 del Mat, reported to.. ~Y; someone cut U downwttll was taten 10 Hoa g Hospital r .... o.v -~ F .. ll•v·
chy that trts Porshe cf\rom~ a pl.pecutter, stealing $27 1Jl alter he tried to pet a dog 9 •·"' -5 •·'"'·· 7·9 •·•·
nl •• --· 1 th to•~• w .. ~·~= ,,.., -"•-"'· .ll~t:t!l rims Jalued at $175. ca.~es &Ia> peD.nJ.es or e ~ and Jt btt h.tm ••• .Stereotap('s SECOND CHt.:&CH oF
were stolen b-orn his garage $157 loss to lbe city, wblchwiU worth $105 were stolen t.rom ctuun. scUNTJST
between Aug. B n-J Sdi)t, 1 pay $130 to replace the meter W:icha.el Atldersoo., 205 Garnet, Ncwpou Beach a1
, •.• An $80 desk was stolen • • • ,Impersonating a deUvery Balboa island, on Sept. 4 . . . Corona del Mar
from Carolyn Bennett's prage man, a tblefpuUed:uaexpensive A $50 bicycle vanished trom 3100 P&dtle View Or.
a.t 19)1 H>llday, Baycrest .•• bluff on the East 81~ Apart-Wt.ntoo Ashton's g&rage at 309 SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 ·-
Sf lVia GJbh.Jns, 2007 0ta.aa.. me:Dt Assn.., stealing fur-Coronado, Balboa ... Nancy SUNDAY SERVICE 10 ••
Harbor Higtdands, wu boldlng niture wortll $261 from there-Kelleher, 691 Ceater, Costa "'EDNESOAY EVENING
a dog who had just delivered c reation room between Aut. !9 Mesa, was taken to Haag Hos-'-'E.ETlNC. 1:00 , ....
puppies and the dog bit her and Sept. 1 .••. A prowler pJtal after tDtalling her car RudiA& Room: M•tul Bld•
, ••. A 3-car cotllsloo 00 In her balcony fled downstairs in a.n accident on w. Balboa 2863 E••t Co••t Hwy., COM.
Newport B~vd. Involved Eanos alter being seenbyactressJa.ne BlYd. wlth Merrilee Winter-Moa.-fri.: 10 a.m. to S P••·
Evans, 1213 E. Sllboa BI""IJ., Russell, 21i North Star Ln., rowd, 212 Garoet, Balboa Is-111111•d-r c"eai•s: 7 lQ 9 '
Do Sbo .A the S•t.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 8.1 i oa; Carl Stevens, 3025 ver res·· oo rprow. Wki, whose car was damaged You arc cordtally tno"itcd to
11\lf'nd Chur ch ~ntccs and
to u1t the Rcadutl Room.
S."!:m.n, Costa Mesa; an4 Mrs. T. lv entered Homer Robinson's by more than $200 ... Marun
T•~J-!s:::l, 'Jt)) Vta Lido Nord, apartment at 5200 Seashor e. South, 111 Oiamood, BalOOa Is-
Lido Isle ••• Eoll'! Gra•lne, West Newport, but took ooUiing laod, who Usts hJs OCC\C)atlon
1500 Priscilla, Harbor HJt~-•.• .SOmetime between Aug. 28 a.s drag ractng, collided on
la.Dds, reported that a $150rto6 and today, fish..tog equipment Dtamotld wlth a lAguna driver LUTHERAH CHURCH
tu._1 ·1eeo taken from a jewelry worth $180 n.s stolen from the •• , .DWnoOO Ave. was the OF
case in :1ic; :>edroom drawer ear of WUUam Jaclr.soo, 1615 scene of another accident be-IL•th•"~Ciw••cl> ln AM•ric•
between Aug, Zl au' n,, Mariners Dr., Westclill • • • fore the ~Y was over when zgoo Pa.ctnc View Dr •
Pollee charged Carl LeoD OUts, A $250 SWot be~ging to Ho-bicyclist Greg Hutchins, 120 c del Mar C&.W
405 Ca.noll. Newport Slx>res,a!Y.I ward Martyn, u:n Antlgua, Olamood, collided on the street DR.~LIA.M R. 'ELLER
M..l lfred Schuler • 1216 W. Ba.l-Dover Shor es, was t:Uen from with Joseph ..\roold, 704 S. Bay PbODe: &44-Z6M
b01. BI.,·J., Balboa, with beiJJg the Ba..lboa Bay Cl~ ···A pet Front, also of Balboa Island .•..
drunk in p;~)!..lc , • , A $150 mouse wa.s _Quaranllned for 14 Jeffrey Freeman, 615 Larks-
record player was stolen from days alter biting Joo Marinello, pur, Corooa del Mar, ra.n tntoa
"rs. Waive Cba,m berlin,
Parish Worker
the car of Richard Horn, 119 14, of 113 30th st., West New. guard rail on San Joaqutn HUls 9:15A.M.-Fa.mUy worship
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• SUNDAY SEPT 7 Lido Saud, Lido Isle, collided Murny Mclntosb Ul 31st St. :00 A.W.. -FestiYe worsbJp ..... ,o ..... 1[. Jo•n ..
' . breU:in& oo E. Coast thry, wttb a San West Newport, eoiudedooNew-L:::N=URSE==R=Y=PR=O=VJD=E=D===~===··:':•:•:~:::•:•:•==~
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of Ooo Edmoodsla,No.ll Ansa, sepb Trei9eh, 126 39tbSC., West
Lido Peo!DSUta ••• John JohD. Newport, 00 achar~ofpos~s.
stoo, 134 41th St., West sioo of stolen property.
Newport, tn.s arrested on a
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charged George Hager, Z006 A luckY thief got his hands
w. Ocean froot, ceotral New-on a Toyota todaY. stealing one
port W"lth being drunk l.npubUc. beloogl.ng to Jacques Vanders,
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trom MktMI • ..,, 1011-8at1i1 -. .. •*"*' oww Foz. t, oti?OI BaJ_.• ur ..
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••. Blrllln Sduotll, 101aor., LoU P-115 E. llaJ, Bal. 1rJ1Dc 1o eate11 It aa1 -U ~ lalud, lold -tMI boo, coli-00 W. Coul !toy. 0011 aa1 lilt cal bit bor• 11110
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roam aal -<lonllltplulk: TUEIDAY, SEPT. II cat<:• lilt cal aa1 wu aloo bll-
aalmata,.lllt_alll;_ A..., .. wltb prucr..,..... toa·lbecal.;..liDally~
AW a prowler fiMlac ..._ claaH llld otber ttema 1uldl ud impounded .SOme sua-
lbe IDMM1pttd ••• A bit-ftlued at $17 wu .,._from p1e.1oua aattca' ,;~. baJted at
rua clriYM' ~ bwapeu U. opea C'.Cinertible of Jill ScQb Cout Yacht Sales 1100
wtlb tbl put.d c:u ol Robert~ U5Amtaoa.EutBlllff. w. Cout Hwy., MarlDer8Mu.,·
8roiP", S409 FWioJ, WMI •••• A 7-1/1 boroo _.oat ...... manaprFranl<Peralla, at ~-Ia , ,.: ~~ f!"' .. ~ 417 baud ...... ...nil $150 Ylll· 851 Domin&<>, EutBllllf,-
&.oiUU -. .._.., •· , .... lsbed &om tbt bol.t beJoDclac a $150 outboard motor hiddeD
ported tbl.t $250 bneellt Md to JobD Scbuct. 209 Oyu, ~ between 2 cars; Jt bad beea CADET Mart C. Witman. lOP
diiSIRI'III'ed LD tbe process boa I.J.Iud •••• Heatber UDrub, reTDOYed from a boat • , • AD of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
of tDOri.q. Z, oe las& Port Weatboatoe, a.ocbor chain worth $14S wu Witman, 1006 SaudcastleDrin,
• fRIDAY, SEPT. 11 Harbor Vift HJ.Us, was bokH.DC stolen from GeorgeM1nney,601 Harbor Vlew HlllB,Isamoogtbe
Between Au,. Z9 &Del Sept. 8, a. aetptxr•s q wbea anotber c wr Dr., Cliff HaTeD, on Sept, 'J40 cadets who bave entered
some lelia ran olf Y1tb Rinlla uttle tid tbr ... a rock at tbem, 6 , , , Joan MeGulre, 2316 tbelr junior year at tbe U.S.
Malll:lo.ff's _.-e Ure LD bel' seartDc tbe dog aJij ea.usJng It Vlsta Hagar East Bluff re-Air Force Academy, Colorado.
garaae a.t 14Sa Saot••eo, DoYer to bUe ber •••• Bury Wood, ported uw' a $50 bicycle He has ~n named to the com -
Shol'es ..• A $150 l&bOt ns Z9U W'. Coast HY)'., No. 1, had been stolen from her apart-mandant s Ust for his outst&D-
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stolen from Robert CowcWl's MulDers UUe, eocountered ao meDt prage on Sept, 12 •• , ding mll1tary performaoce, &Del
bulthead at 1&01 E. Bay Froot, dama&e wb.ile bactt.nc out onto Between Auc. 24 and 31, scuba he wears a silver wreath ln. am &. COAI'I' alWAY ...
I Balboa lalaDcl , •• M.lebael Cout thry,, but Fra.ocisco AI· d1Ti.Dg gear wortb$15Svanlsbed signta recognlalng this homr, fiLET CIOM*A Da. IIU
1 Dorey, 305.1/l a.ta.t.D, Apt. 4, ftl'e:S, 215'J VLstaEntrada. Ea.st from Nelsoo PrlllR'Ie's D.rall'8 He will sene durLDc the tall
, Balboa, was arrested oo a Blllff,eollJdedwitbtum,susta!D-at 1610 s. Bay Ft., Balboa. Is-term as a fllght sergeant with NEXT TO ntE UHITED CALIFORHIA IAHK
cbarge o1 burl)a.ry •• .-Police iDe mLDor damage, , •• Charles 1a00 , • .susa..o Wachter, 59 the rank of cadet master set· L-----------------
cbarpd Keonetb ADdlt~&OC KobDow,lZS-1/2 34tb St., West Beacoo Bay, colUded oo theW. geant,
Clubbouse, West Newport. with Newport. smubed 1llto 3 yucca Oeeao Ft. alley tn West Newport
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possessioo of marijuana , • , , trees 011 Newport Blvd ••••• wttb Kenneth Reynolds, 944 SOtOLARSHIPS CIVEM
James Bradley, ~9-1/Z Nar-BicyeUst Kimberly Hamm,l2, w. 19tb St., Costa Mesa. , . four Orange Coast College
cissus, Corooa del ·Ya.r, 'ftS of Sll-1/Z SZDd St., West New-Pollee charged Joi\D Oa.niel-stl.:1eots are the r ecipients ol
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charged with being drunk in port, colllded oo W. Balboa. soa, 1836 Santiago, Dover the flrst scholarships awarded
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Two prowl~rs we.r e spotted BallxJR, ••• Jack Wiulm, 4731 614 Marguerite, Apt. B, Corona organil.ation Is a noo.pront
in the backyard of Eloise Hen-Surrey, Cameo Higb.lands, col-del Mar, was charged wlthpos-group formed toturtberprofes-
llne, Z30 Ki.Dgs Rd., CWf Hann. llded at lllac.Artbur BlYd. IW1 sessioo of dangerous drup •• , siona.Usm within tbe petroleum
by ller oel(ttlbor, lrloa Wels-E. Coast Hwy, with a driver LelgbtooP;wl Lltlden, 410 Sea-industry, Awards were pre-
burc, ZZ4 Kings Rd., wbocbued from Laguna •• • Paula Me-ward, Corona Highlands, was seoted to ADdre Edney of SaD
them any with ber German Name, 544 Seaward, Corona arrested 00 a charge ot Clemente, Rex Ale:onder ot
oiiEMBER OF C.U.D.A. CU5TOII DRAPES
JOHN l MARTHA .. ~ BEDSPREADS
Quality Upholstery 13 at 8·30 p.m. Dr. Burke does not deal i n optn-
ion. He analyzes-today's problems by present-
mg facts tn dramatic style, then asks the vtewer
to make up hts own mtnd. He lets us see the
tssues as they really are.
Shepherd doc after callt.Dg the Highlands, was feeding a stray possessioo of heroin. Santa Ana, Mike Nessary and
owner at work to see if she had cat and it scratched her on'her Wayne Maricle of Costa MPsa.
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probe ... and make up your own mind!
These thought-provokmg commentanes on the
cnses at our ltmes are proudly presented tn the
publtc tnlerest by Glendale Federal Sav1ngs
GUNOA.Ll ffOIIlAl
SA.VINGS -·-·---
IIIWPOI't B88Ch
2333 E;~sl Coasl H•ghway
costa Mesa
1833 Newporl Bouteva•CI
.... ·, r ·.: .A .r~· q .. ~. . ·~~ , .. c~· e .. c.~
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ezpected anyooe • • • A thief
squelched Bob Welch's plans tor
keeping h1s car clean and rust-
free by steallng his SSO custom
car cover outs1de bls borne at
206-1 /2 Abalooe, Balboa Is-
land ••• Someone stole $'70
in ca.sh from the locked car of
Robert JeMi.Dgs, 3810 sea-
shcr e, West Newport , •..
&arglars cut a screen to unlock
a door a.ad enter Helen Russell's
borne at 636 Ramona. Irvine
Terrace, steallng a watch and
radio worth $115 , •• Tb)ma.s
Murphy, SSOZ Seashore, West
Newport, reported that his car
bad been damar:ed by a hlt-rtm I driver ...
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 14
Whtle Lorraloe Granlch, 920
E. Ocean front, BbJaoa. was
boldtnc a pet cat, a dog a.p-
L peared and frldltened the cat, ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ aDd the eat btt ber 0 • 0 Pul
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J Mader, 3410 Marcus, Newport
SACRED TREASURE HOUS£
YCMII: OtiJITIAN IWft.Y C»i'ID
...... ON ..... _..... C oeTA -..... CA.U ....... "7
Island, coWded OD W, Balboa
Blvd. to West Newport wtth a
driver lrom Anaheim ••• A
hit-run driver deated the parked
car ol Robert fry, 125 Ca.aa.J
c..,.l, 8all>oa Island ••• u_.,
£Us, 206 Apoleoa, Balboa Is-
111...,. ••IT. 1"' -. 1.., ...,._. -...1 land, was charged wtth ....... .-.._,.,..._ drunk 1n pubUc.
'==========~~~~~~~~~~MONDAY, SEPT. 15 r Between Sept. 12 and today, Orco Block Co. someone pried open tbe locked
front door to Dover Pharmacy,
BUILDING BLOCKS • AlJ. SIZES • AlJ. TYPES 601 Dover Dr .. near c WI Hmn,
Telepboa.e: IAcboa 7 ·2:239 steallng $39 from a casb retU-
IDIZ ICcrtella. Staat-2320 s. Maia.. Sa:Dta ADD ter . • • An $88 stereo tape
player was stolen from ~y
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You've created a challeng-
ing problem for us at Southern
California Edison.
If yours is an average house-
hold, you are using twice as much
electricity as you did 10 years ago.
That means you're enjoying
more of the conveniences and
comforts of the Electric Age.
But it 's a problem because we
have to build more substations to
make sutt you-and the growing
population-continue to receive
a plentiful supply of dependable,
low<ost electricity.
A substation must be built
where demand for electricity is
growing 6ut. Often that's right in
the middle of a community. And
finding an acre or oo in heavily
populatedareaaiaenough to laid
our._._. out for upirin.
Yet oitea muat be found. We
nowoperate725aut.c.rioaa. We'll
1-t to add about a cloun more
eadtyar.
However,oome people have
fdt that all eub.tationa are bed
~That--undtt-auncf.ble. But today, whea you
coaeicler aU of the facta, a aub-
••innCIID benicztoh.ft...-a..t
C~Jifomia •
A substation goes about its
work with quiet efficiency. It
merely receives high-voltage cur-
rent from a distant generating
source and reduces this current to
a lower voltage for local use.
Under no circumstances does it
produce any pollution because
nothing is burned.
However, a substation does
produce considerable tax reve-
nuesfortheareawhettit'slocated.
Usually, about hal( of these dol-
lars are earmarked for local achool
districts. Edison, incidentally, is
now the largest single taxpeyer in
many communitiea and countia
where we ope• ate Cacilitiea.
Our planning e5 .. now
take special care to · every
new auh.tation to in with
its aurroundings.
In Onn81 County, Cor eum-
ple, our ultra-modern au&.tatioa
in ""•mi-COilCOI'IIII to our
new"1ow-pro6le" loolt.An8-40ot,
tan<oloml blodt wall ia apped
with 2~foot rrdar lhab"rool"
th.l-tCM-datbeeatiae Ms•
cioa.About Wollhcfi'GI'MYia
plaated with shrubbery, ud
euallyptul. pineancf fit II fl
Admittedly, some of our older
substations won't win a beauty
prize, but we're taking steps to
improve their appearance. Our
substation in Westminster, for
instance, won praise from the
City's Beautification Committee.
Besides substations, we'll also
need to build mott transmission
lines and generating stations in
Southern California as well u
out-of-state. To avoid power
shortages, we plan to build so that
we won't end up having all our
eggs in one electrical baoket.
But wherever we build, you
can count on Edison to stress
beautifiation.Because it involves
you and your environment. To
us, that's important. After :.II,
11,000 of ua work at Edison. Our
families live here, too.
Rrhar-your community will
be one of the areas~ Cor
a DeW aubtcacion. ao, -·d lib
to eount OD your UJf'L~'••ftding
~To help ue will the
for more power lior
Southern